A structured-AI route to GxP deliverables.
From project work
to GxP deliverables.
Rethink compliance
A new method for GxP deliverables
Verheim helps quality and validation teams turn project work into GxP deliverables. Our platform, SAGA, combines defined workflows with templates adapted to your procedures. Your specialists review the content and make the decisions.
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Make the comparison concrete
Your systems hold the information. Your procedures define the requirements. Your people bring the expertise.
The work is in bringing those elements together: asking the right questions, making decisions and preparing the deliverables your project needs.
What does that work cost your team? Count preparation, drafting, corrections and review. Include setup and learning when you compare a different method.
Equipment and process validation
Measured in production at one anonymized medical-device manufacturer, on large V-model equipment and process validation.
Less documentation effort
Less execution time
A template defines the deliverable. The workflow defines how the work gets done: which questions to ask, what input to consider and what the deliverable needs to contain.
Bring professional methods and your procedures into defined workflows. Your specialists have a common starting point for the task, with room for the judgment it requires.
Use relevant project material, professional input and recorded decisions to prepare GxP deliverables through customer-adapted workflows and templates.
Your specialists assess the content, consider the trade-offs and make the decisions. Your designated people review and approve under your procedures.
Compare your workflow
Choose a task your team knows well. Compare the work it takes to produce a useful deliverable.
Choose the task, its inputs and the deliverable your team needs.
Explore SAGA’s defined workflows in the context of your procedures.
Include preparation, documentation, setup and review in the comparison.
The useful comparison
A faster draft is one part of the picture. The useful comparison includes the work needed to assess, correct and approve it.
Let’s talk about your work
Tell us about a task that takes more time than it should. We’ll explore how SAGA could support the work, show you the method and discuss what a useful comparison would look like for your team.
No detailed brief needed. A few lines about your task are enough.