Your process is
already written.
Make it run.
Seal turns SOPs, batch records, and methods into controlled GxP workflows with review gates, e-signatures, training, audit trails, and evidence generated from the build and every run. First controlled process live in 48 hours.
Change control built in.
How the 48‑hour build works.
Your process already exists — it's just trapped in documents. Send one SOP, batch record, method, or form. neil, Seal's AI execution agent, turns it into a controlled workflow: steps, checks, gates, records, training, signatures, and audit evidence. Your team reviews and approves before anything goes live.
PDF, Word, or a paper scan. NDA signed first if you ask.
Records, steps, checks, and gates — mapped from your own clauses.
Nothing goes live without named, signed human approval.
Evidence generated from the build. Execution gated per operator until training is current.
Once your process runs, AI can improve it.
In Seal, execution creates the record. Operators follow the approved workflow. Instruments write to the steps they serve. Checks happen in the moment. Materials, lots, parameters, signatures, deviations, and outcomes are captured as the run happens.
That gives neil the governed state of your operation: which process is approved, which version is running, what changed, what passed, what failed, what evidence exists, and what still needs approval.
AI stops writing about the process and starts working from inside it — finding missing evidence, surfacing deviation context, comparing runs, simulating the next change, and preparing the next version for approval.
How neil worksValidated doesn't mean frozen.
Seal is your execution platform: the workflows, records, training, approvals, evidence, and versions all live in one controlled system. neil can help change the process itself — scoping impact, proposing the updated version, routing approval and training, and generating validation evidence.
Legacy stacks turn every improvement into a revalidation project. Seal lets operations evolve one governed version at a time.
Start with one process. Build one execution spine.
Pick the process you want running first. neil configures the blueprint. Review, training, change control, and audit evidence stay connected as you expand.
Batch records that guide the run.
Quality events with execution context.
Results checked against the specs they serve.
Transfer the process, not the paperwork.
Experiments that become execution evidence.
Materials, lots, and usage tied to every run.
Friction is not rigor.
Medicine needs proof. Patients are not beta tests.
But retyping a number is not quality. Rebuilding evidence after the work is done is not control. Making QA reread what the system already knows is not safety.
Rigor is knowing exactly what happened, who did it, what passed, what failed, and what evidence supports release.
Seal removes the friction, not the proof.
Within 48 hours, your first controlled process is running in Seal, with validation evidence generated from the build. Judge us on your real process, not a demo script. We'll sign an NDA before you send anything.