The platform for GxP operations.
Run lab, manufacturing and quality work in Seal, with connected records, controlled processes and neil as the AI brain.
Start with neilThe work belongs together.
A batch connects materials, equipment, test results and release decisions. Seal keeps those relationships with the work, so people and neil can follow the same evidence.
Meet neil- Lab
- Run methods and capture results against the samples, specifications and instruments involved.
- Manufacturing
- Execute batch records with the materials, equipment, checks and signatures attached to each run.
- Quality
- Review the evidence, investigate deviations and manage the changes that follow.
From procedure to running process.
neil configures the steps, checks and review gates from a procedure. Follow a clause into Seal and try the control it creates.
Line clearance
before batch start
Select a clause to follow it into Seal.
From clause 5.3
QA approval gate
Keep execution blocked until the required QA approval is recorded.
Try the check
The process stops here.
Execution cannot begin without the required QA approval.
Evidence: Approver, signature meaning and time linked to the version.
Proposed by neil. Approved by people.
The first configuration is a proposal. Your team decides whether it reflects the procedure, handles the exceptions and is ready to run.
Explore the GxP blueprintsneil proposes the configuration.
Starting from a GxP blueprint, neil maps your procedure to steps, fields, calculations and review gates. Requirements stay linked to their source.
The process owner reviews it.
Inspect the mapping, resolve assumptions and walk through the process. Check the roles, exceptions and approval requirements with the people who do the work.
Your team validates and releases.
Use risk-based testing and recorded evidence to assess the intended use. Production release follows your quality, security and approval controls.
Connected to the work around it.
Seal connects the records, instruments and existing systems a process depends on. Each run adds context for neil to answer questions, investigate problems and propose improvements.
- Records that stay connected
- Readings, checks, approvals and deviations stay with the run and the process version used.
- Readings from the instrument
- Capture values from lab and manufacturing equipment in the process that needs them.
- Systems that work together
- Connect existing systems so their records become part of the context for the work in Seal.
Change the process. Keep the history.
Permissions, review gates, signatures and version history define how work moves forward. Your team controls what is approved to run.
How validation is sharedWhen a procedure changes, neil can propose an update against the existing process. Your team reviews the differences and assesses what needs testing before release.
The next version goes through review and release. Existing records stay linked to the version used.
See one process run in 48 hours.
Bring a representative procedure, batch record or form. Get a working evaluation in Seal and a validation pack with source traceability, recorded test results and configuration history.
Use a sample, or your own under NDA. Your team decides whether to take it through validation and production release.
Start with neilWhat do we need to bring?
One representative procedure, batch record, method or form, and about an hour with the person who owns it to agree the scope. Include supporting specifications or spreadsheets if they are part of the process. You can also start with our sample.
Can we arrange an NDA first?
Yes. There is no document upload on this site. Start with a brief outline; we can arrange an NDA before you share confidential material.
Is it a real workspace?
Yes. Your team can log in, execute the configured process and inspect its records. The 48-hour outcome is a working evaluation and validation pack, not automatic approval for production use.
What happens after 48 hours?
You decide whether to continue. If you do, we scope the first production process together. The configuration and evidence are a starting point for your intended-use validation and release, subject to your security, quality and change controls.