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Veritas GxP Change Control Management Software helps pharmaceutical manufacturers manage planned changes across processes, equipment, facilities, utilities, documents, software, materials, analytical methods, and manufacturing operations. Digitize the entire change lifecycle with automated workflows, impact assessments, risk analysis, electronic approvals, and complete traceability — built to meet both US FDA and India's CDSCO requirements, and deployed and validated in weeks instead of the 6–9 months typical of legacy change control platforms.

What is Change Control Management Software?

Change Control Management Software helps pharmaceutical manufacturers manage planned changes to products, processes, equipment, facilities, utilities, computerized systems, documents, and other GMP-controlled elements through a structured electronic workflow.

Veritas GxP Change Control Management Software supports the complete change lifecycle, from change initiation and classification through impact assessment, quality risk assessment, cross-functional review, electronic approval, implementation, effectiveness verification, and controlled closure.

The system helps Quality Assurance, Manufacturing, Engineering, Validation, Regulatory Affairs, and other affected teams manage change activities within a connected workflow while maintaining traceability between the change record and related quality processes.

Where a change affects controlled documentation, training requirements, validation activities, deviations, CAPA, or other quality records, the related activities can be connected to the Change Control record to provide better visibility throughout the change lifecycle.

Industry Challenges

Control Every GMP Change with Confidence

01.

Manual Change Requests

Replace paper forms, emails, and spreadsheets with standardized electronic change workflows.

02.

Delayed Change Approvals

Accelerate review and approval cycles through configurable workflows and automated notifications.

03.

Incomplete Impact Assessments

Evaluate quality, regulatory, validation, production, and business impacts before implementing changes.

04.

Compliance Risks

Maintain secure electronic records, audit trails, and electronic signatures throughout the change lifecycle.

05.

Poor Cross-Functional Coordination

Connect Quality, Manufacturing, Engineering, Validation, Regulatory Affairs, IT, and Warehouse teams on one platform.

06.

Limited Change Visibility

Track change requests, approvals, implementation progress, overdue tasks, and effectiveness checks through centralized dashboards.

07.

Slow Legacy Implementations

Avoid the 6–9 month deployment cycles common with legacy QMS platforms — Veritas GxP goes live and validates in weeks.

Core Capabilities

Intelligent Change Control for GMP-Regulated Manufacturing

Change Request Management

— Initiate and manage controlled changes using configurable electronic request forms.

Change Classification

Classify proposed pharmaceutical changes based on type, scope, risk, affected GMP area, and potential quality or regulatory impact..

Impact Assessment

Assess potential effects on product quality, manufacturing processes, validation status, equipment, utilities, documentation, training, and regulatory commitments before implementation.

Quality Risk Assessment

Evaluate change-related risks using structured methodologies aligned with ICH Q9 principles.

Workflow Automation

Automate routing, approvals, notifications, escalations, and review cycles.

Cross-Functional Review

Enable Quality Assurance, Engineering, Production, Validation, Regulatory Affairs, and IT teams to collaborate on change evaluations.

Implementation Planning

Define controlled implementation activities, responsibilities, dependencies, timelines, and supporting evidence required to execute the approved change.

Effectiveness Verification

Evaluate whether the implemented change achieved its intended objective and assess whether additional risks, actions, or controls need to be addressed.

Electronic Review & Approval

Approve change requests electronically using secure electronic signatures and role-based workflows.

Integrated Quality Processes

Connect change control with CAPA, deviations, investigations, document management, training, and risk management.

Dashboards & Analytics

Monitor open changes, implementation status, overdue activities, approval timelines, and quality metrics.

Complete Audit Trail

Capture change-related record activities, modifications, reviews, approvals, implementation events, and lifecycle history to support traceability and record review.

WorkFlow

Change Control Workflow

1
Initiate Change Request

Document the proposed pharmaceutical change, including the reason, scope, affected process, system, equipment, document, or other GMP-controlled element.

2
Classify Change

Document the proposed pharmaceutical change, including the reason, scope, affected process, system, equipment, document, or other GMP-controlled element.

3
Perform Impact Assessment

Evaluate the potential impact on product quality, manufacturing processes, validation, documentation, equipment, training, regulatory requirements, and related systems.

4
Conduct Risk Assessment

Assess quality and operational risks associated with the proposed change and define appropriate controls before implementation.

5
Cross-Functional Review

Route the change to relevant stakeholders such as QA, Production, Engineering, Validation, Regulatory Affairs, and other affected functions for review.

6
Electronic Approval

Collect documented approvals through configured workflows and electronic signatures before the change moves to implementation.

7
Implement Change

Assign and track the required implementation activities, responsibilities, milestones, and supporting evidence.

8
Verify Effectiveness

Evaluate whether the implemented change achieved its intended outcome and whether additional actions or controls are required.

9
Update Related Documents & Training

Connect affected SOPs, controlled documents, training requirements, validation activities, and related records with the approved change.

10
Close Change Control

Close the change record after required activities, reviews, documentation, and configured verification requirements have been completed.

Business Benefits

Deliver Controlled Changes Without Compromising Compliance

Standardize Change Management

Ensure every change follows a controlled, documented, and approved process.

Accelerate Change Approvals

Reduce approval delays through configurable workflows, automated routing, notifications, and escalation management.

Reduce Compliance Risks

Maintain complete documentation and traceability for every GMP-controlled change.

Improve Product Quality

Evaluate potential quality and operational impacts before implementation to help identify risks and define appropriate controls.

Enhance Cross-Functional Collaboration

Connect Quality, Production, Engineering, Validation, IT, and Regulatory teams.

Increase Operational Visibility

Track change requests, implementation progress, overdue tasks, and KPIs from centralized dashboards.

Improve Data Integrity

Protect change records using electronic signatures, audit trails, and role-based security.

Simplify Regulatory Inspections

Maintain connected change records and lifecycle history to help teams retrieve supporting information during internal, customer, and regulatory inspections.

Reduce Manual Documentation

Digitize change requests, assessments, reviews, approvals, implementation activities, and related documentation to reduce reliance on disconnected manual records.

Support Continuous Improvement

Implement controlled improvements across manufacturing operations while maintaining regulatory compliance.

Deploy Faster Than Legacy Systems

Support a structured digital implementation approach that helps pharmaceutical organizations replace manual change records with connected electronic workflows.

Compliance & Data Integrity

Built to Support Pharmaceutical Compliance

Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)

Maintain controlled and documented change management processes aligned with GMP requirements.

21 CFR Part 11

Support secure electronic records, electronic signatures, and audit trails for US FDA-regulated environments.

India CDSCO Alignment

Support change control documentation and validation practices consistent with CDSCO expectations for Indian pharmaceutical manufacturers.

ALCOA+ Data Integrity

Support data integrity practices by maintaining attributable, traceable, and controlled electronic records in alignment with ALCOA+ data integrity principles.

Electronic Signatures

Approve change requests, reviews, implementation, and closure electronically.

Audit Trail

Automatically capture every workflow activity, approval, modification, and implementation event.

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Restrict access based on configured user roles and permissions while supporting controlled responsibilities and segregation of duties.

Inspection Readiness

Generate complete change histories for internal audits, customer audits, and regulatory inspections — in both FDA and CDSCO contexts.

Why Choose Veritas GxP?

Why Choose Veritas GxP for Pharmaceutical Change Control?

Pharmaceutical changes can affect product quality, manufacturing processes, equipment, utilities, computerized systems, documentation, validation status, and regulatory commitments. Veritas GxP provides a structured environment for initiating, assessing, reviewing, approving, implementing, and closing changes according to configured quality workflows.

Change Control does not operate in isolation. A proposed change may be connected with deviations, CAPA, investigations, quality risk assessments, controlled documents, training requirements, validation activities, and other related quality processes. By maintaining these relationships within a connected system, teams can better understand the impact of a change and maintain traceability across the complete change lifecycle.

Veritas GxP allows organizations to configure workflows, review stages, approval responsibilities, notifications, escalations, and implementation activities around their established SOPs and quality procedures. Quality Assurance, Manufacturing, Engineering, Validation, Regulatory Affairs, and other affected teams can participate in the change process with defined responsibilities and controlled workflow progression.

The system also supports electronic records, electronic signatures, audit trails, role-based access controls, and data integrity practices for GMP-regulated pharmaceutical operations. A complete history of the change request, assessments, reviews, approvals, implementation activities, related quality records, and closure information can be maintained to support internal reviews, audits, and inspection readiness as part of the broader Quality Management System (QMS).

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Change Control Management Software helps pharmaceutical manufacturers electronically manage, review, approve, implement, and document GMP-controlled changes.

The software supports a structured process for evaluating, risk-assessing, reviewing, approving, implementing, and documenting changes according to the organization's configured quality procedures.

The software manages changes related to equipment, manufacturing processes, SOPs, facilities, utilities, software, analytical methods, raw materials, packaging, validation, and quality systems.

Yes. Change Control integrates with Deviations, CAPA, Investigations, Risk Management, Document Management, and Training to provide complete quality traceability.

The system evaluates product quality, regulatory compliance, validation, manufacturing, documentation, and operational impacts before approving changes.

Yes. Every change request, approval, implementation, and closure is protected through secure electronic signatures and complete audit trails.

Quality Assurance, Manufacturing, Engineering, Validation, Regulatory Affairs, Production, IT, Maintenance, and Quality Control teams use the software.

Veritas GxP supports GMP, 21 CFR Part 11, EU GMP Annex 11, India CDSCO, ALCOA+, electronic signatures, audit trails, ICH Q9 quality risk management, and pharmaceutical data integrity requirements.

Change Control manages planned modifications to GMP-controlled processes, systems, equipment, documents, or other controlled elements before implementation. Deviation Management is used to document and investigate an unplanned departure from an approved process, procedure, specification, or expected condition.

Change Control may be initiated when a planned modification could affect a product, manufacturing process, equipment, utility, facility, raw material, analytical method, computerized system, document, validation status, or other GMP-controlled activity.

When a corrective or preventive action requires a controlled modification to a process, procedure, equipment, system, or document, the related CAPA can be connected with Change Control to maintain traceability between the identified issue and the approved implementation activity.

After implementation, the organization can complete required documentation, training, validation, verification, and effectiveness activities according to the configured workflow before the Change Control record is reviewed for closure.