Validate equipment in half the time.

Built for regulated labs in pharma and biotech. ValDoc takes your equipment from document drafting through signed validation, keeps it maintained and calibrated, and controls the quality documents around it.

Thirty minutes. Bring one piece of equipment.

Hours of work to validate one new equipment model on one unit

With ValDocTime saved
  • URS, RA, IOQ and SOP drafting32 hours today, 7 with ValDoc
  • Initial review and revisions14 hours today, 12 with ValDoc
  • Protocol issuance and preparation2 hours today, 0.5 with ValDoc
  • Execution at the bench10 hours today, 8 with ValDoc
  • Protocol closeout4 hours today, 1 with ValDoc
  • Scanning, upload and archive1 hours today, 0 with ValDoc
  • Final summary report2 hours today, 0.5 with ValDoc
  • Final review and approval2 hours today, 1 with ValDoc

Total

67 h without ValDoc

30h

37 hours saved, 55% less

Estimated active labor for one new model and one unit execution, from ValDoc’s workflow model. Your hours depend on your equipment and procedures.

“I feel like I’ve never seen a software as good as this when it comes to the maintenance and validation.”
Jahayra, Laboratory Technician, Amnion

One equipment record. Three modules.

Every module reads from the same equipment inventory: each model, its units, its manual and its specifications. A unit qualified in Validate is maintained in Maintain, and the quality system around it lives in Control, with nothing entered twice.

  1. ValidateStart with the intended use. Finish with a signed IOQ.Start from what the equipment must do, or from its manual if you already own it, and take qualification through to the signed, executed IOQ.How Validate works
  2. MaintainKeep every unit in spec and in service.PM and calibration plans, work orders and service status for every unit you qualified.How Maintain works
  3. ControlYour whole quality system, under control.Run your quality manual, SOPs, work instructions and forms as controlled documents, effective on the date you set.How Control works

Running validation for several clients? Manage each one as its own organization, from one sign-in.

Equipment onboarding starts with the manual.

When the equipment is in hand, ValDoc reads the manufacturer’s manual and pulls out every qualification-critical specification, each with the page it came from. Your specialists accept or dismiss each value before a single document is drafted.

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  1. 01Sash Type
  2. 02Operating Sash Height
  3. 03Inflow Velocity
  4. 04Airflow Type
  5. 05UV Light Presence
  6. 06Exhaust Type
  7. 07Noise Level
  8. 08HEPA Filter Type
  9. 09Downflow Velocity
  10. 10Lighting Intensity
  11. 11Cabinet Depth
  12. 12Cabinet Height
Biosafety Cabinet — Class IIFamily BSC · Exploded View

Templates written by validation specialists for 12 equipment families

  • Biosafety Cabinets
  • Controlled Temperature Units
  • Incubators
  • Centrifuges
  • Environmental Monitoring
  • Thermal Sealing and Welding Systems
  • Cryogenic Systems
  • Stability Chambers
  • Sterilization Equipment
  • Transport Systems
  • Label Printers
  • Vacuum Pumps

Maintain also covers weighing devices and liquid handling equipment for calibration.

Validate

Start with the intended use. Finish with a signed IOQ.

ValDoc drafts each document from the equipment’s intended use and the specifications that apply. Every URS requirement cites the US and EU regulations you work under. Reviewers comment, approve and sign in the same place. The IOQ then runs at the bench, unit by unit, and closes into one compiled record.

46 hours today, 19 with ValDoc:

Hours of document work per new model

21 hours today, 11 with ValDoc:

Hours of execution and closeout per unit

  • Procurement-first URS, before the equipment arrives
  • URS, RA, IOQ, SOP and final summary report
  • Execution by unit, with exceptional conditions
  • One compiled record with every signature and attachment
More about Validate

NB-0002-URS

User Requirements Specification

High-speed refrigerated centrifuge

Revision 1

4. Performance requirements

URS-4.1

The centrifuge shall reach 15,000 rpm within 60 s of start.

21 CFR 211.68

URS-4.2

Temperature control shall hold the set point to ±1 °C.

21 CFR 211.68

URS-4.3

An imbalance shall stop the rotor and raise an alarm within 3 s.

21 CFR 211.68

Approved by

Dana Okafor

Quality approval, 12AUG2026 11:40:55 UTC

SHA-256 9f3c 7a21 … e41c

Maintain

Keep every unit in spec and in service.

PM and calibration plans attach to the equipment ValDoc already knows. The queue shows what is overdue and what is due soon. A failed check takes the unit out of service, and a work order tracks the fix until it is back, with the evidence on the record.

  • PM and calibration plans for every unit
  • Work orders from failed checks
  • Service status, with a gated return to service
  • One history per unit, from its IOQ to its last work order
More about Maintain

Queue

4 due in 30 days

  • Annual certification

    Biosafety cabinet, Class II BSC-02

    Overdue
  • Temperature mapping

    CO₂ incubator INC-04

    Needs follow-up
  • Rotor inspection

    Refrigerated centrifuge CF-01

    Due soon
  • Calibration

    Analytical balance BAL-07

    Scheduled

INC-04, after the temperature mapping

  1. Check failedChamber 1.4 °C over limit
  2. Work order openedWO-0142, assigned to Facilities
  3. Taken out of serviceSchedules paused
  4. Returned to serviceEvidence on the record
“[ValDoc will] become the means by which we manage our entire QMS.”
Paul, Director of Operations, Amnion

Control

Your whole quality system, under control.

Quality manuals, policies, SOPs, work instructions and forms go through review, approval and electronic signature as controlled documents. A finalized revision takes effect on the date you set, so training can happen first, and the revision it replaces stays in effect until then.

  • Effective dates scheduled 14 days out by default
  • Organization templates in your house format
  • Import your existing quality documents from Word or PDF
  • Every revision kept, with who approved it and when
More about Control
  • QM-001Revision 4Quality manualEffective
  • SOP-014Revision 3Equipment cleaning and disinfectionRevision 2 stays in effect until thenScheduled
  • SOP-021Revision 1Analytical balance calibrationIn review
  • WI-008Revision 2Autoclave loadingEffective
  • FRM-003Revision 5Equipment logbookEffective

Pipette verification v2.docx imported as SOP-030, revision 2

Regulated doesn’t have to mean hard to use.

Most validation software is built for the auditor and endured by everyone else. ValDoc is built for the technician at the bench, the reviewer between meetings and the Quality owner signing at the end of the day, with every control an auditor looks for underneath.

“Very logical, clean and easy to use.”
Serge, Head of Strategy & Delivery, SOKOL

Nothing goes out of date quietly

Change a URS and every document built on it says so, with one button to bring it up to date. No spreadsheet of what depends on what.

You know exactly what you are signing

Every signature states its meaning and the role you are signing in before you enter your password.

Review together, in the document

A full document editor with live presence, comments on any passage, tables, images and formatting. It works like the docs you already use.

See what changed between revisions

The timeline marks every change between revisions, and each review round opens on what changed since the last one.

Built to be inspected.

Every AI suggestion waits for a person.

ValDoc’s AI drafts documents, reads manuals, proposes the category of an exceptional condition and drafts the description of a change. Each suggestion shows where it came from, and nothing enters the record until someone accepts it. The AI never approves, signs or executes.

Suggested by AI

Maximum speed: 15,000 rpm

3 of 24 reviewed

Try it: nothing enters the record until you accept it.

Electronic signatures
Password-verified, with the meaning and the signing role recorded on the record. Built for 21 CFR Part 11 and EU GMP Annex 11.
A full audit trail
Who did what, to which record, and when in UTC. Filter it, and export it for an inspector.
Segregation of duties
Validation, Facilities and Quality roles. Nobody approves their own work, and Quality signs last.
Locked revisions
A finalized revision cannot change, and its content hash would show if it did. Every earlier revision stays on file.

See your own equipment in ValDoc.

Bring one piece of equipment, or one you plan to buy, and we’ll walk it through ValDoc with you, from its intended use to the signed record.

Thirty minutes. Bring one piece of equipment.