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What you sendSOP-014 / REV 4
Preparation of 50 mM Acetate Buffer
Doc no. SOP-014 · Rev. 4 · Effective 02-May-2024
4. Procedure
4.1 Add 47.7 g of sodium acetate trihydrate to approximately 800 mL of WFI and stir until fully dissolved.
4.2 Adjust pH to 5.2 ± 0.1 with glacial acetic acid.
4.3 QS to 1.0 L with WFI. Record lot numbers of all materials.
5. In-process checks
5.1 Verify conductivity is 8–12 mS/cm at 25 °C. A second operator shall verify each weight.
6. Records
6.1 Record all values in the batch record. QA review is required before release.
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What runs in SealQA-SOP-014 / V001
Buffer preparation, ready to execute.
01
Controlled records created
Product, buffer lot, material, equipment
Live
02
Execution steps generated
8 steps, 14 in-process checks, 3 calculations
Live
03
Review gate routed
QA approval, owner sign-off, release criteria
Enforced
04
Training assigned
6 operators, gated until current
Enforced
05
E-signatures and audit trail
Meaning-based signatures, immutable history
Built in
06
Validation evidence pack
Configuration, change history, tests, reviews
Generated
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The offer, plainly
You send
One SOP, master batch record, or form. PDF, Word, Excel, or paper scan — whatever shape it lives in today.
We need
About an hour with the person who owns the process, to confirm neil read it right.
You get
Your process running in Seal with review gates, e-signatures, and the validation evidence pack. Judge us on the real thing, not a demo script.
The 48 hours
Hour 0
Send one SOP
A procedure, master batch record, form, or spreadsheet. The one under the most pressure, in whatever shape it lives today.
Hours 0–2:30
neil extracts the process
neil (Seal's AI) reads the document and proposes the build: templates, fields, workflows, review gates, calculations, and validation checks.
Hours 2:30–26
Your team reviews the change set
Every proposal is a change set with a full diff. Your quality team inspects and refines it — this window is yours, and nothing goes live without human approval.
Hours 26–40
Validation evidence is generated
Configuration, change history, tests, and review records compile into validation evidence as part of the build. Not a project afterwards.
Hours 40–48
E-sign and publish
Meaning-based signatures, versions pinned, training assigned to every operator. The process ships under change control, because it was built inside it.
Hour 48
Your team executes
The SOP becomes the controlled system your operators run — each gated until their training is current — capturing evidence as it goes.
What changes after hour 48
Legacy GxP stack
Seal
First process live
Months
48 hours
New product spec added
1 quarter
Hours
Method parameter updated
2–6 weeks
Minutes
Deviation opened with full context
Days of assembly
Seconds
Re-validation scope on a change
Whole system
The specific change
Questions worth asking
No. It's your process in a real Seal workspace: executable steps, in-process checks, review gates, e-signatures, an audit trail, and the validation evidence pack. Your team can log in and run it.
It's treated as confidential and used only to build your proof. If you'd like an NDA in place first, we'll sign one before you send anything.
Send them all. One document is enough for the proof, but neil composes from many: an SOP plus its forms, specs, and the spreadsheet that actually runs the process today.
One document and about an hour with the person who owns the process. If what you see doesn't convince you, you walk away.
You run the workflow and judge it. If you want to go further, we scope your first production process together, and the proof becomes the start of your validated workspace rather than a throwaway pilot.
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