Evidence lives in a dozen places
A CAPA in one folder, the NCR that triggered it in another, the audit finding in an email. Proving they connect is a manual chase.
Quality Management
CAPA, NCR, audits, complaints, risk, change control, and full traceability — in one database, so ISO 13485 evidence is a query, not a three-week scramble.
Built for medical-device and regulated hardware teams facing ISO 13485, 21 CFR 820, or MDSAP.
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The problem
When quality records live in Word files, a shared drive, and three peoples' memories, every audit becomes an archaeology project.
A CAPA in one folder, the NCR that triggered it in another, the audit finding in an email. Proving they connect is a manual chase.
The requirement→spec→test→release matrix your auditor wants is maintained by hand and six months out of date the day you print it.
Document control, training records, change signatures — all riding on a single quality engineer and the spreadsheet only they understand.
How Azora solves it
Every CAPA links to the finding that triggered it; every test links to the spec it verifies. The audit pack assembles itself.
Corrective/preventive actions and nonconformance reports with disposition workflow and effectiveness checks — auto-linked to the finding, complaint, or bug that triggered them.
Requirement → spec → test → release, built from links the team already makes. Click any node; the whole chain lights up.
FMEA-style severity × probability × detectability scoring, linked straight to design controls.
Signed change control with intent attestation and an append-only record — built to support 21 CFR Part 11.
Versioned documents with approval workflow, read-receipts, periodic review, and per-employee training records.
Internal, supplier, and external audits; complaints and vigilance with the MDR clock; plus MDSAP cycle prep.
Practitioner perspective
The traceability matrix is generated from links the team already makes as part of normal work. Maintaining audit evidence stopped being a separate job.
Connected by design
Azora keeps project, quality, operations, people, clinical, and customer context on one operational data layer. Teams can follow the record instead of rebuilding its history in the next tool.
Keep the originating task, study, customer, unit, or people record attached to the work it creates.
Route ownership and approvals through role-aware workflows, with controlled history where the record requires it.
Let downstream teams and leadership work from linked operational data instead of reconciling exports.
See the connected workflow
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