V5 implements ISO 13485:2016 as an integrated QMS — design controls, DMR, eDHR, risk management hooks (ISO 14971), complaints with MDR decisioning, CAPA, supplier quality and post-market surveillance — on the same platform that runs the shop floor.
Audit prep takes weeks because nobody can reconcile them — and the Notified Body finds the gaps.
ISO 14971 risk controls listed in the DMR but never linked to the actual production controls on the line.
Complaints, service events and field actions sit in customer service — never feeding the risk file or design changes.
Device master record links to the recipe, the components, the controls — and the device history record is generated from the production scans automatically.
User needs → design inputs → outputs → verification → validation, with every link recorded and exportable.
Risk controls in the file are tied to the production controls on the floor — if a control is bypassed or removed, the risk file flags it.
21 CFR 803 and EU MDR Article 87 decision trees built in, with rationale captured on every record.
Single set of records audit-ready for FDA, Health Canada, TGA, ANVISA and MHLW — exported as a structured inspector pack.
Yes — V5 covers all clauses relevant to a manufacturing QMS: document control (4.2), management responsibility (5), resource management (6), product realization (7) including design controls, and measurement/analysis/improvement (8) including CAPA, complaints and audit.
Yes. The device history record is assembled from production scans, e-signatures and inline test results as the device is built — no separate documentation step.
Yes. One set of records satisfies FDA, Health Canada, TGA, ANVISA and MHLW evidence requirements, and the inspector pack exports in the MDSAP audit model structure.
Standard ISO 13485 onboarding is 7–14 days depending on design-control migration scope. The validation pack (URS, FRS, IQ/OQ/PQ) ships with the platform.
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