Annex 11 is Europe's Part 11 — plus risk-based validation, formal supplier assessment, periodic review, and incident management. V5 ships every Annex 11 control in the platform, including the supplier audit pack EMA and MHRA inspectors ask for on day one.
Annex 11 adds supplier assessment, risk-based validation, periodic review, incident management and explicit business-continuity expectations. US-only vendors often can't produce the evidence.
Annex 11 §3 makes you formally assess the software supplier. Without a vendor-supplied audit pack (validation evidence, dev lifecycle, security, change control), the buyer has to audit you on-site — and that turns into a months-long blocker.
Annex 11 §11 requires periodic review of the computerised system — risk, security, user access, audit trail integrity. Spreadsheet-based reviews fail under scrutiny.
EU-headquartered manufacturers with US sites (or vice versa) need one platform that satisfies both regimes simultaneously, without parallel evidence systems.
V5 is categorised as a GAMP 5 Category 4 configured product, with a vendor validation package (IQ/OQ/PQ, traceability, FRA / FMEA) you map to your URS — exactly what Annex 11 §4 expects.
A pre-built Annex 11 §3 supplier-assessment pack: SDLC evidence, code-review and test policy, security controls, incident response, change-control records, sub-processor list. Hand it to QA on day one.
Annex 11 §9 demands the audit trail be reviewed, not just captured. V5 surfaces audit-trail review queues — GMP-relevant changes flagged for QA, signed off as part of batch release.
Annex 11 §11 periodic review is a scheduled workflow in V5 — user access, role drift, security events, audit-trail anomalies, incident summary — produced as a signed periodic-review report.
Annex 11 §13 and §16 incident management, BCDR plans, RTO/RPO targets and DR test evidence are produced from the live system, not maintained on the side.
Annex 11 is broader. Part 11 is about electronic records and signatures. Annex 11 adds risk-based validation, formal supplier assessment (§3), periodic review (§11), explicit incident management (§13) and business continuity (§16). A Part-11-only system is necessary but not sufficient for EMA inspection.
Yes — a pre-built Annex 11 §3 audit pack covering SDLC, code-review and test policy, security controls, incident response, sub-processor list and change-control records. Buyers' QA teams use it directly without on-site supplier audit in most cases.
Annex 11 §9 requires the audit trail to be reviewed, not just captured. V5 surfaces a review queue with GMP-relevance flagging and ties review sign-off to batch release — so the trail is actually inspected before product moves.
Yes. E-signature semantics, audit-trail rules and validation evidence cover both regimes simultaneously. Global manufacturers run one platform across EU and US sites without parallel evidence systems.
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