Regulatory and compliance
Compliance audits
We check your documents, systems and sites against the rules, before a regulator or a client does. Then we help you fix what we find.
What it is
In one sentence
An audit is a planned check of your work against a set of rules. We find the gaps before an inspector does, and tell you how to close them.
Who it is for
Quality and regulatory heads at pharma, medtech, nutraceutical and FMCG companies with an inspection or client audit coming up. Also teams that want to know where they stand.
Problems it solves
Why audits go wrong
Surprises on inspection day
Gaps are found by the inspector, not by you. A mock audit finds them first, while there is still time to fix them.
Records that do not match
Procedures say one thing and records show another. We check that what you wrote down matches what you do.
Findings that come back
A fix that treats the symptom, not the cause, fails at the next audit. We help you find the root cause and write a lasting fix.
What you get
Deliverables
- An audit plan agreed with you before we start
- Mock inspections that follow how a regulator works
- Audits of your sites, systems and suppliers
- A written report: each finding, how serious it is, and the rule behind it
- Help writing corrective and preventive actions (CAPA: the steps that fix a problem and stop it coming back)
- A follow-up check that the fixes work
How it works
From plan to closed findings
Agree the scope
We agree what to audit, against which rules, and when.
Review the documents
We read your procedures and records before the visit.
Audit on site or online
We interview your team and check how work is really done.
Report the findings
You get a clear report, ranked by how serious each finding is.
Fix and follow up
We help you plan the fixes, then check that they work.
Regulators and standards
Rules we audit against
- CDSCO (India)
- India's national regulator for medicines and medical devices.
- US FDA
- The US Food and Drug Administration, for products sold in the USA.
- Good practice rules
- GCP (good clinical practice) for trials and GMP (good manufacturing practice) for making products.
- Terms explained
- Mock inspection: a practice inspection run like the real one. CAPA: corrective and preventive action. Finding: a gap between what the rules ask and what you do.
FAQs
Questions we are often asked
When should we book an audit?
Early. A mock inspection a few months before the real one leaves time to fix what it finds.
Do you audit our suppliers and partner sites?
Yes. We can audit the labs, sites and vendors you rely on, against the same rules.
What happens after the audit?
You get a written report. We help you plan fixes for each finding, and check later that they worked.
Can you help after a real inspection?
Yes. We can help you understand the findings and write your response and your fixes.
These answers are general information, not advice for your product. Rules change. Check the latest guidance, or ask our team about your product.
Related services
Often used together
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Regulatory affairs
Use this when you need a product approved, a licence renewed, or an audit passed.
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Pharmacovigilance
Use this when you hold a marketing licence and must track and report side effects.
Learn more about Pharmacovigilance → -
Clinical trials (CRO)
Use this when you need a study in people to prove your product is safe and works.
Learn more about Clinical trials (CRO) →
Start a conversation
Get ready before the inspector arrives.
Tell us what is being inspected and when. We will suggest what to audit first.