QMSdesk

IndustriesMedical devices and IVDs

Medical device QMS software for the QMSR era

QMSdesk™ is medical device QMS software that keeps complaints, risk, CAPA, suppliers and management review in one linked record. When FDA or a notified body asks how a complaint reached its fix, you open the chain and show them.

What a device manufacturer needs from an eQMS

Every complaint, hazard and supplier issue traced to a verified fix, with reporting deadlines in plain sight.

Monday

A user reports that a device alarm failed to sound. The complaint is acknowledged inside 3 business days, and the reportability review is a signed decision. The MDR profile has already set the clock: 30 days for a US MDR report, 15 for an EU serious incident. Your team links the complaint to its risk in the register, and a signed CAPA decision raises the CAPA.

What the rules ask of you, and how QMSdesk supports it

Device rules ask you to prove that every complaint was assessed for reporting on time, every risk was weighed against the design, and every supplier issue and fix was checked. FDA now inspects US device makers against ISO 13485 through the QMSR, and a certificate alone doesn't exempt a site, so your records have to tell the story on their own. QMSdesk keeps complaint, risk, CAPA and supplier records in one linked chain.

Regulation What it asks of you How QMSdesk supports it
FDA QMSR (21 CFR Part 820) FDA's quality system rule for devices sold in the US, built on ISO 13485. Complaint, supplier, audit and management review evidence kept as linked records.
ISO 13485:2016 The quality management standard for medical devices. Built to support organizations working to ISO 13485:2016.
EU MDR 2017/745 The EU rules for devices on the market, including vigilance reporting. MDR vigilance events on the complaint workflow, with the 15-day clock for an EU serious incident and 30 days for a US MDR report.
ISO 14971:2019 Risk management across the device's life. Complaints linked to risks in the register, and each CAPA records its impact on the design.
EU IVDR 2017/746 The EU rules for in vitro diagnostics. Add the IVDR profile. Your IVD work runs on the MDR profile, with the same retention.
21 CFR Part 11 Electronic records and signatures you can trust as much as paper. A hash-chained audit trail and re-authentication at every signature.
Computer Software Assurance A risk-based way to show the software is fit for use. A validated core platform, and a written scope for the validation that stays yours.

Every customer also holds BASE, the quality baseline, which carries 21 CFR Part 11, ALCOA+, ISO 9001 and ISO 31000.

ISO 13485 QMS software: what the MDR profile turns on

A device manufacturer holds the MDR profile, alongside BASE.

Event types

MDR vigilance, on the complaint workflow. Post-market surveillance events, on the incident workflow.

Device identification

Every nonconformance carries its UDI and serial number.

CAPA

Each CAPA records its impact on the device's design.

Reporting deadlines

30 days for a US MDR report. 15 days for an EU serious incident.

Roles

PRRC, Design Engineer, Product Safety Officer, UDI Manager and Post-Market Surveillance Manager, next to the nine standard roles every organization gets.

Retention

Device lifetime plus 15 years, with 15 years as the enforced minimum.

IVD QMS: the IVDR profile

Make in vitro diagnostics? Add the IVDR profile. The IVDR profile states your IVD position accurately. It adds EU IVDR to your bundle, with retention as MDR, and brings no event types or roles of its own. Your IVD work runs on the MDR profile and the base platform.

Medical device QMS software modules that matter most

Every tier includes every module: document control, quality events, CAPA, change control, training, risk, audits, supplier quality, management review and reporting. See the whole platform

Build your regulatory profile

Start from Medical devices, add IVD, and see your event types, roles, reporting deadlines and retention.

What does your organization do?

Profiles you'd hold

BASE (quality baseline), MDR (medical devices)

15 yearsRetention floor
8Regulations
9Workflows

Workflows you record

Incident, Deviation, Nonconformance, Complaint, OOS / OOT investigation, CAPA, Supplier issue (SCAR), MDR vigilance, Post-market surveillance event

Regulations your profiles carry

ISO 9001 — Quality management systems; ISO 31000:2018 — Risk management; 21 CFR Part 11 — Electronic records and signatures; ALCOA+ data-integrity principles; ISO 13485:2016 — Medical devices QMS; FDA QMSR (21 CFR Part 820) — Quality Management System Regulation; EU MDR 2017/745 — Medical Device Regulation; ISO 14971:2019 — Risk management for medical devices

Questions buyers ask

How does QMSdesk help with the QMSR?

The QMSR brings ISO 13485:2016 into FDA inspections. QMSdesk is built to support organizations working to ISO 13485:2016, and it keeps complaints, CAPA, suppliers, audits and management review as linked records, so the trail from a complaint to its fix is one you can open.

Does QMSdesk file MDR or vigilance reports?

QMSdesk records the signed reportability decision and its reasoning, and the MDR profile sets the deadlines: 30 days for a US MDR report, 15 for an EU serious incident. The report itself goes to the authority through its own channel.

We make devices and IVDs. Which profiles do we need?

MDR and IVDR together. You hold both profiles, and you'll see both bundles before you commit.

Is QMSdesk built for ISO 14971?

It's built on ISO 14971 and ICH Q9 principles. The MDR profile carries ISO 14971:2019, and the risk engine follows its control model, from verified controls to residual risk.

How is QMSdesk priced?

By organization tier, never per seat, and every tier includes every module. See pricing.

From complaint to proven fix, in one record

Bring a real complaint, from receipt to CAPA. We'll show you QMSdesk running it.