Built for GxP. From the ground up.

Designed around the risk-based lifecycle in GAMP 5, Second Edition. Requirements, configuration, verification and change control are part of how you build and improve processes in Seal.

A scientist works at purification equipment at Bioventix in Farnham, UK.

“…seeking improved administrative efficiency, electronic signatures and audit trails. Seal ticked all these boxes.”

Keep improving after validation.

Keep requirements and specifications (URS, FS, DS and CS) linked to the configured process and its verification. Reuse applicable supplier evidence and focus testing on your intended use and risks.

Run selected UATs in simulation alongside human testing. Keep results with the proposed revision. Your quality team owns risk acceptance and production approval; earlier work keeps its original version.

A released v01 process folio is preserved beside v02, marked In review, with a changed step highlighted in red and a sheet of tests attached.

Every record.
Its full history.

See who changed what, when and which process version was used. Seal keeps the record, its audit history and electronic signatures together, including the signer’s name, time and meaning of approval.

Controls to support 21 CFR Part 11 and EU GMP Annex 11, qualified for your intended use.

A seal watches a loose filmstrip showing one record as Recorded, Updated and Signed, with the earlier entry, changed value and signature visible in sequence.

Bring AI into GxP work.

Neil investigates records within your permissions; your team controls production changes. Under Seal’s agreements, your data is not used to train the underlying AI models.

In line with the EU’s draft GMP Annex 22 on AI, Neil is not used in GMP execution. It helps set up configuration, which your team verifies and releases under change control.

How Neil fits Annex 22

Your organisation

Records
Neil

AI provider

Model processing

Put us through your review.

Bring your quality and IT teams. We’ll work through the supplier evidence, qualification scope and deployment arrangements together.