CAPA under scrutiny
Regulators and notified bodies examine whether CAPAs address root causes and are verified effective.
medical device QMS software
Medical device manufacturers need disciplined CAPA, complaint handling and traceability. QCIN connects these processes, while being transparent about what a regulated QMS still needs beyond it.
Regulators and notified bodies examine whether CAPAs address root causes and are verified effective.
Every complaint must be recorded, investigated and linked to affected product.
Manufacturers must quickly identify every lot built from a suspect component.
Root cause tools and an optional gate requiring effectiveness verification before closure.
Complaints linked to lots and serials, with RMAs, attachments and customer communication.
Backward and forward genealogy with downstream hold for containment.
Approval workflow, version history and per-revision acknowledgment by staff.
Competency matrix with training records and expiry tracking.
Gauge register with due dates, certificates and blocked use when overdue.
No. QCIN is not Part 11 validated. If your processes require Part 11-compliant electronic records and signatures, QCIN should not be your system of record for them.
QCIN covers processes such as CAPA, complaint handling, document control, training, calibration and traceability, but it is not ISO 13485 certified and you must validate it for your intended use.
No, UDI assignment and database submission are not part of QCIN.
Yes. A complaint can raise a linked NCR/CAPA so the investigation keeps the lot and customer context.
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