Compliance
A correction curve edit is a new version
Changing a curve changes how the instrument behaves, so it is a change-controlled event. Treat every curve edit as versioned, attributable, and reversible.
Compliance
Documentation, versioning, and traceability practices that stand up to review in regulated and quality-driven labs.
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Change control for liquid classes: how a new version gets reviewed and approved
Changing a calibration that produces reported data is a governed act, not a quick edit. Here is a sane change-control flow for liquid classes.
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Data integrity for pipetting runs: what 21 CFR Part 11 and GxP actually ask for
A plain-language guide to attributable, legible, contemporaneous records for automated liquid handling, and why your liquid class is part of the audit trail.
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Qualifying a liquid class for a regulated lab: IQ, OQ, and PQ in plain terms
Installation, operational, and performance qualification explained for liquid handling, and how a validated liquid class fits into the evidence you keep.