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Kelavon Life Sciences · Quality

Start with one quality workflow. Keep its evidence connected.

Kelavon Quality is the recommended first enterprise engagement inside Life Sciences. It begins with a bounded operational workflow and the records, roles, decisions and evidence needed to support it—not a promise to replace an entire QMS at once.

Initial workflow scope

Quality operations with visible responsibility and history.

Quality events

Deviations and complaints with attributable ownership, lifecycle rules, linked evidence and follow-up.

CAPA and effectiveness

Actions remain connected to the originating event, due dates, evidence and effectiveness decision.

Change control

Assess impact, approvals, implementation evidence and resulting document or training obligations.

Audits and findings

Plan audits, retain findings and connect responses, actions and closure evidence.

Controlled documents and training

Keep revisions, approvals, effective status and training relationships visible to the workflow.

Schedules and evidence

Track recurring obligations without separating the schedule from proof of completion.

Included in fit and pilot scope

  • Core organization, product, person and reference records
  • One agreed quality-event and follow-up workflow
  • Roles, lifecycle rules, evidence links and audit history
  • Deployment, configuration and pilot acceptance plan

Outside the default boundary

  • Automatic validation or certification
  • Unscoped migration and integration
  • Safety, regulatory or manufacturing depth not named in the pilot

Evidence used to judge success

  • The selected workflow runs with attributable roles and lifecycle rules
  • Evidence and follow-up remain linked to the originating record
  • The customer can review export, recovery and qualification boundaries

Fit before transformation

Bring the workflow that is hardest to defend today.

Describe the current tools, roles, lifecycle, evidence and deployment constraints. We will identify a bounded first engagement and state plainly where the product is not yet a fit.