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We now build for Pharma & Life Sciences
ByteFlow Technologies
Industry 07

Healthcare & Pharma

Computer System Validation documentation, GAMP 5 risk assessment and 21 CFR Part 11 e-signatures — plus patient portals and clinic systems, built to audit standards.

Overview

Yes — we build for pharma. ValiDoc, our Computer System Validation documentation platform, is live at validoc.byteflowtech.in and was built with a practising CSV consultant reviewing every document format against real client annexures.

What ValiDoc does. 49 validation document types across the seven lifecycle phases — planning (VP, VS, VSR), requirements (URS, FS, DS, CS), risk (RA, FRA, CSA, FMEA, RTM), testing (IQ, OQ, PQ, UAT, defect log), vendor assessment, SOPs and operational (change control, backup/restore, data integrity, periodic review). Documents issue on your own letterhead: cover page, Document History, Signature Panel, TOC with page numbers and a running header carrying SOP number, format number and version.

Compliance built in, not bolted on. 21 CFR Part 11 electronic signatures — password at each signing, meaning and UTC timestamp printed, SHA-256 binding to the document content so any later edit marks the signature superseded. GxP relevance, GAMP 5 category and high-level risk are computed from scored checklists, never typed by hand; incomplete answers print "not yet established" rather than a fabricated level.

Beyond validation. The same hardened stack — audit trails, role-based access, tenant-level branding — carries our healthcare work: patient portals, clinic management and pharma distribution dashboards. The compliance discipline comes from shipping government and enterprise systems that get inspected, not from a template.

If you are a pharma manufacturer, CDMO, medical-device maker or a CSV consultancy carrying validation documentation for clients, ask for a ValiDoc walkthrough — we will run it against one of your own document formats. Background reading: what a Computer System Validation pack must contain.

Where it hurts

The patterns we see again and again.

  • CSV documentation (URS, IQ/OQ/PQ, RTM) still written in Word, versioned by filename
  • Approvals collected on paper — no signature bound to the document content
  • GxP relevance and GAMP 5 category decided by opinion, not a scored checklist
  • Audit trails and role-based access missing when the inspector asks
  • Patient data fragmented across paper and spreadsheets; booking still on phone calls
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