Qualer Validation Summary
Report
Qualer was designed to meet the regulatory needs of GxP regulatory requirements of the Life Sciences and other regulated industries. Traditionally, the high costs of validation have caused companies to delay upgrades of business applications—often running three to four years out of date above the normally slow development cycles of legacy software applications. Qualer’s validation services and multi-tenant cloud architecture reduce the overall time and effort companies spend validating applications.
Qualer maintains validation according to the written standard established by the International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineers (ISPE) GAMP 5. Our validation service is executed in accordance with GxP standards producing a validation library that features the following document:


Validation Protocol Document
Qualer Validation Summary Report
The Validation Summary Report (VSR) summarizes the results obtained during the execution of the Installation/Operational Qualification Protocol for the Qualer platform. The Validation Summary Report documents whether the system performed in accordance with its intended use as described in the Functional Requirement Specification and the Software Design Specification.
Qualer provides a pre-configured business-in-a-box, best in class, software solution for progressive commercial calibration companies
Regardless if you are a commercial calibration company performing services for your clients or a in-house calibration organization working to meet your internal customers requirements, Qualer provides companies best in class functionality with our Calibration Management Software for the management and performance of calibrations and maintenance. Qualer’s Cloud infrastructure enables calibration and documentation to be processed in real-time, increasing efficiencies and productivity, while reducing costs.

Qualer CFR 21
Part 11 Validation Service
Qualer has created a CFR 21 Part 11 validation service, to validate the system in accordance with GMP standards. The validation protocol includes the following documents: