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Seal helps companies in highly regulated industries to digitise and scale their operations.
Seal: GxP-Compliant Workflows in minutes, not months
Why Seal
Regulated industries have always faced a forced compromise: sacrifice speed for the sake of compliance. This dilemma leaves innovative teams dependent on rigid software or paper-based systems that lock away critical data, prevent automation, and fundamentally stifle the pace of innovation.
Seal is the adaptive GxP platform built to end that compromise. Instead of trapping you in static processes, our low-level, AI-powered foundation is designed to evolve alongside your operations. This core adaptability, combined with absolute GxP control, is why it's the last system you will ever need.
Understanding the Platform Structure
Our platform is built on a simple yet powerful concept: Types -> Templates -> Instances. This structure allows for both standardization and flexibility, ensuring compliance while enabling rapid innovation.
Types: The building blocks of your process
"Types" are the fundamental, version-controlled data models that define the structure of your information. For example, you might define a "raw material" type with fields for supplier, batch number, and expiration date. These types are standardized and reusable across your entire organization, ensuring data integrity and consistency.
Templates: Adding detail to your workflows
"Templates" are where you build on types, making templates for Instances. You can use our pre-built blueprints for common GxP processes like CAPA (Corrective and Preventive Action) or create your own custom templates. For instance, within your "raw material" type, you may have different templates for "wet ingredients" and "dry ingredients" - they all share the common fields set on the type, but may need to have further unique fields, or undergo different review requirements.
Instances: Executing your workflows with precision
An "Instance" is a single, executable run of a template. It's the actual thing. When a scientist in the lab starts a new experiment, they create an instance of the relevant template. This instance is a complete, auditable record of the process, with all the data captured in a structured and compliant manner. Each instance is a unique, time-stamped event, providing full traceability.
Achieving compliance with Seal
All types, templates and instances are what are known as "Entities". In order for an entity to be published, it has to go through a change set. Change sets are reviewed before being published, and can also undergo automatic validation via scripts. For example, a script could ensure that no fields have been left blank, while the reviewer checks that the operators answers are sensible.
Review requirements can be set for instances and templates to ensure that nobody can publish certain entities without the correct person approving them.
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