Synvra

    Compliance & evidence foundations

    Compliance-native does not mean claiming certification. It means building operational controls, traceability, evidence capture, role-based access, and review discipline into the product workflow.

    What compliance-native means at Synvra

    Synvra LIMS is designed so regulated laboratories can run sample-to-report operations with traceability-oriented workflow support, governed report templates, and audit-evidence-oriented records — without Synvra claiming certification on your behalf.

    • ISO/IEC 17025-aligned workflow support
    • ALCOA+ oriented data-integrity controls
    • Part 11-style foundations
    • Audit-evidence-oriented logging
    • Governed reports and COA templates
    • Controlled workflows with role-based access
    • Role-based access and least-privilege patterns
    • Traceable change history where required

    ALCOA+ oriented data integrity

    Workflows are designed so records are attributable, legible, contemporaneous, accurate, and consistently retained — supporting teams that need reliable history for audits and investigations.

    • Attributable: key actions linked to a user identity
    • Legible & contemporaneous: time-stamped records at the point of work
    • Original & accurate: controlled updates with reason-for-change where required
    • Complete & consistent: standardized workflows designed to reduce avoidable rework loops
    • Enduring & available: retention-friendly storage and access patterns

    What this looks like in practice

    • Append-only-style audit trails for critical actions
    • Reason for change captured where required by workflow controls
    • Export-ready records with consistent formatting and traceable history
    • Controlled access patterns for multi-site operations
    • Support for more structured evidence retrieval during review

    Synvra supports compliance-oriented workflows and evidence capture. It does not itself certify a laboratory, guarantee accreditation, or replace the customer's quality management system, validation program, or regulatory responsibilities.

    Final compliance interpretations should be confirmed by your QA/RA and legal teams.