Supplier Qualification Management Software
Consolidate all relevant documents, specifications, supplier schedules, scorecards, quality events, and risk assessments into a single, streamlined QMS.
Schedule DemoRegulations
Design Control
Quality Management
All regulated business entities must accurately qualify vendors and track approved vendor lists to ensure that their suppliers are only qualified to provide specific products and services.
This requirement can create pain points when approved vendor lists are spread across multiple departments or divisions or are tracked manually through spreadsheets.
The Orcanos Supplier Qualification module directs all related documents, specifications, scheduled suppliers, scorecards, risk, quality events, and audits into one integrated quality management system.
With supply chain transparency a critical part of the product lifecycle, companies must be confident that all of the required documentation is managed in a single repository. With that in mind the Orcanos Electronic Supplier Management System includes the following capabilities:
- Secured electronic and centralized web-based system.
- Traceability to other quality processes, such as Non-conformance, FMEA, Training, Verification, Complaints, CAPA, etc.
- Smart dashboards
- Workflow and e-sign automation, etc.
Within the Orcanos supplier qualification module, vendor lists are tracked and approved in a central integrated location.
Firstly, this makes a vendor list more manageable for end users. Second, the constantly updated list of active suppliers provides a more accurate view of available resources. In addition, the integrated nature of the list helps to identify and close common or repeated gaps in supplier requirements.
To put it simply, by only working with suppliers that are willing and able to meet your specific requirements, removing unnecessary suppliers and supplementing your supplier base where needed through a network of qualified vendors, you will be able to access a significantly stronger supplier base.
Regulatory compliance is at the heart of quality processes, even more so when it comes to internal audits. The Orcanos compliance engine is here to ensure that no internal or external audit finding is overlooked.
Taking that into account, the Orcanos real-time compliance engine helps to monitor your quality processes and procedures. In essence, the module acts as a virtual or digital auditor that not only tells stakeholders what is wrong in the existing or ongoing processes, but also how these potential roadblocks can be fixed.
Understanding where gaps in the supply chain exist has become increasingly important. More often than not a company will be unaware that a part of its ecosystem may have issues, and it may be necessary to get feedback or responses from individual suppliers. This may be linked to an audit observation or change in specification, but Orcanos software allows a company to invite external contributors into the supplier module workspace to provide edits or comments.
No More Paper Work
ALM+QMS
Combine Design Control (ALM) with quality management system and regulation in a central repository
Document Generator
Easily generate ready for submission documents from your database
Integrated Risk Management
Integrate risk into your development, ensures hazards are mitigated, and prevents failure from happening, all in accordance with ISO 14971
21 CFR Part 11 Compliance
Define electronic signature process for a complete documents approval lifecycle
Easy Customization
Powerful customization tools to customize your quality forms (CAPA, ECO, Non-Conformity…), E-sign processes, status flows, mandatory rules and permissions
Dashboards And Analytics
Better tracking and control with custom reports and charts builder, to track projects progress and quality procedures status, such as requirements traceability, test run results, risk assessment, CAPA and more
End To End Traceability
Link any artifact in your process, such as requirements to test cases, risk to complaint, CAPA to ECO and track missing traceability
Realtime Alerts
Alerts come into play when process-critical inconsistencies occur, such as New risk or outdated documents. Alerts are automatically fired once a day/week