FactoryLogix gives every device you build a complete, audit-ready history down to the component, carrying you from configure-to-order production through FDA and ISO compliance in one system.
FactoryLogix gives every device you build a complete, audit-ready history down to the component, carrying you from configure-to-order production through FDA and ISO compliance in one system.
An audit means pulling approvals, signatures, and process records for specific units, sometimes going back years. Manufacturers selling into multiple regions face several regulatory regimes at once, and each one wants the evidence assembled its own way.
When a field complaint or recall investigation opens, the only question that matters is which units are affected. If traceability stops at the lot, the answer is the whole lot, and product that was never at risk gets pulled.
New product, new line, new supplier, new software version. Each one carries a validation burden, and the work is usually the same documents rewritten by hand.
Patient-specific and configurable devices mean the build differs unit to unit. Work instructions, kitting, and inspection steps written for one standard product stop holding up, and the operator ends up deciding what correct looks like.
In most industries a quality escape is a cost problem. Here it becomes a patient outcome, a field action, and a regulatory event at the same time.
Standing up a plant in another region means rebuilding the validated process, often against a different regulator and in another language. Six months later the two sites are building the same product two different ways, and both have to hold up under audit.
Approvals, electronic signatures, and process steps are captured as production happens, so the record an auditor asks for already exists in the form they want it. Audit prep becomes a query instead of a project.
Traceability runs forward and backward to the individual component, down to the pin on a circuit card and that component's manufacturer lot. When a complaint comes in, the affected population is a specific list of units, and everything else stays in the field.
FactoryLogix is a GAMP Category 4 configurable system, and Aegis supplies its own test plans and QA documentation on request. Your validation team begins with the vendor evidence already assembled and validates configuration rather than code. e.
Product structure and work instructions carry the configuration, so a patient-specific or made-to-order device runs on the same released process as a standard one. Engineering releases the variant; the floor sees the right steps.
Nonconformance and CAPA workflows trigger where the defect occurs, with the unit, operator, and process context attached. Containment happens while the product is still in the building and the investigation starts with the evidence already gathered.
Simio's process simulation and Advanced Planning and Scheduling (APS), used standalone or together, model capacity and changeover sequencing for configure-to-order production, so a validated process scales to a new site or line without starting the plan from scratch.
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Initial Improvement in Overall First Pass Yield
Reduction in Document Generation Time
Automated 21 CFR Part 11, ISO, and GAMP5-ready reporting generated directly from production data.
Closed-loop CAPA and non-conformance workflows enforced at the point of occurrence.
Author and govern configure-to-order work instructions directly from CAD and BOM data.
Guide every operator to the correct process and revision, with full electronic sign-off.
Simio tests changeover sequencing and line capacity against your actual mix before you commit the schedule, so you know what a new product or volume increase does to throughput while there's still time to change the plan.
Real-time dashboards standardize KPI and quality reporting across every site.
Yes. FactoryLogix meets FDA 21 CFR Part 11 with built-in electronic signatures on every approval and process step, and supports Part 820 quality system requirements through closed-loop CAPA and non-conformance workflows.
Yes. FactoryLogix returns component-level forward and reverse traceability out of the box, generating a complete eDHR instantly for any completed device.
FactoryLogix is built as a GAMP Category 4 configurable system rather than a Category 5 custom build, and Aegis furnishes its own test plans and quality assurance documentation on request, so your validation team isn't starting from scratch.
Yes. FactoryLogix adapts processes to personalized and low-volume configurations without engineering rework, so increased product sophistication doesn't slow time-to-market.
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