CAPA Software FAQ
Which key functions does CAPA software such as CAQ.Net offer?
CAPA Software such as CAQ.Net enables the centralized recording and analysis of deviations, supports structured root cause analysis, controls actions and effectiveness checks, integrates all quality-related data, and fulfills audit and compliance requirements, GMP, ISO, and FDA requirements – such as from ISO 13485 or FDA 21 CFR 820 – and ensures a consistent, efficient PDCA process through transparent evaluations.
Can I initiate CAPAs directly from complaints or deviations?
Yes, in CAQ.Net you can initiate CAPAs directly from complaints or deviations. If an internal deviation process requires a system CAPA, you can create the CAPA process directly from it. All relevant information, such as order data and complaint text, is automatically transferred to the CAPA tab, allowing you to continue the process without having to enter the data twice.
How does the software ensure that actions are implemented on time?
CAQ.Net ensures that actions are implemented on schedule through automated task & escalation management. Responsible parties receive the relevant actions with fixed deadlines, and the system automatically reminds them of upcoming or overdue tasks and actions. This ensures that every action remains transparent, traceable, and can be controlled on schedule.
How does the software support the effectiveness monitoring of CAPA actions?
CAQ.Net supports the effectiveness monitoring of corrective and preventive actions by offering the option to check the effectiveness of actions after they have been implemented, mark them as “effective” using a corresponding indicator, and – depending on the system settings – automatically lock them or release them for further processing, thereby ensuring a traceable and documented evaluation of the effectiveness of the actions.
How does CAQ.Net help prevent recurring errors in the long term?
CAQ.Net helps prevent recurring errors in the long term by systematically analyzing the causes of errors, recording appropriate CAPA actions, and specifically monitoring their implementation and effectiveness.