groflex
Solutions/Pharmaceutical
Early Access

GMP documentation burdens
slow every batch release

Groflex brings decision execution to pharmaceutical manufacturing. Every deviation, exception, and approval is routed, documented, and audit-ready, without manual reconciliation.

Designing for GMP, GDP, and EU AI Act Article 12, not certified against any standard.

The Problem

Documentation without governance
is a liability, not a record

Batch Records

Manual batch record reconciliation creates compliance gaps

Operators reconcile batch records across ERP, MES, and paper logs manually. A single missed entry can trigger a deviation, delay release, or invalidate an entire lot.

Batch release delays of days to weeks
Audit Trail

Exception handling without a governed audit trail

When a deviation occurs, the decision path, who approved what, under which SOP, at what time, lives in email chains and verbal approvals. Inspectors ask for records that do not exist.

483 observations and warning letter risk
CAPA Loop

Deviation management delays compound across batches

CAPA investigations stall because the root-cause data is scattered. QA teams spend more time assembling the record than analyzing the problem. Corrections come after the next batch is already at risk.

Recurring deviations, rising quality costs

How Groflex Works

Five steps from signal
to audit-ready record

01, DETECT

Signal, not noise

Groflex monitors batch parameters, SOP triggers, and deviation thresholds in real time. Signals are classified before they reach a human.

  • Threshold breach detection
  • Cross-lot pattern recognition
  • SOP trigger mapping
02, GOVERN

Every decision has a rule

Governance logic maps each signal type to the correct decision authority: QA lead, site director, or regulatory affairs, no improvisation.

  • Role-based decision routing
  • SOP version tracking
  • Escalation path configuration
03, ROUTE

Right person, right context

The approver receives the signal, the relevant batch data, and the governance rule, not a raw alert. Decision time drops because context is already assembled.

  • Contextual decision packets
  • Mobile and desktop approval
  • SLA-based escalation
04, EXECUTE

Action with a record

When a decision is made, Groflex records the action, the approver, the time, and the data state at the moment of decision. No post-hoc reconstruction.

  • Tamper-evident action log (cryptographic signing in development)
  • ERP write-back available to early access partners
  • CAPA initiation trigger
05, DOCUMENT

Audit-ready by default

Every exception, decision, and action is compiled into a structured audit package. Inspection-ready documentation without manual assembly.

  • GMP-aligned record format
  • Batch history export
  • Inspector-ready summary view

Regulatory Context

The standards we are designing for

Designing for the standard, not certified against it.

GMP / 21 CFR Part 211

Current Good Manufacturing Practice requires documented decision authority, deviation management, and CAPA records for every batch.

GDP (EU) 2013/C 343/01

Good Distribution Practice mandates temperature excursion governance, qualified person oversight, and full distribution chain documentation.

EU AI Act. Article 12

High-risk AI systems supporting quality decisions in regulated industries must maintain human oversight and a complete audit trail of AI-assisted decisions.

FDA 21 CFR Part 11

Electronic records and signatures in pharmaceutical manufacturing require access controls, audit trails, and system validation documentation.

Pharmaceutical. Early Access

Join the early access program

We are working with a small group of pharmaceutical manufacturers to pilot decision execution for batch management and CAPA workflows. If your team faces documentation or deviation governance challenges, reach out.

No compliance claims. Designing for GMP, GDP, and EU AI Act Article 12, not certified against any standard.

The platform

One record, followed end to end.

A single counterparty concentration breach, from the moment it crosses your ceiling to the line an auditor reads back to you.

02 · DetailDetected
WR-20260603-4471Above threshold
KPI 11 · CONCENTRATION81.9%LIMIT 70%
Priced exposure€103,000
Routed toVP Supply Chain
Latency4 h 11 min
One decision, as Groflex records it
03 · RoutingRouted
WR-20260603-4471Above threshold

Single-counterparty concentration crossed the 70% policy ceiling on the SIN – FRA lane. Routed for approval under the standing delegation.

  • Option A
    Hold and reroute via AntwerpCost−€39,400

    Holds the container and reroutes through Antwerp. Cheapest of the three, and it does not bring concentration back under the ceiling.

    Residual concentration74.1%does not clear the ceiling
  • Option BAdvisory · recommended
    Split across two carriersCost−€11,900

    Splits the volume across two carriers. Clears the ceiling at the lowest cost, and stays inside this manager's cost delegation.

    Residual concentration68.2%clears the ceiling, inside cost delegation
  • Option C
    Escalate to air freightCost−€96,400

    Fastest to arrive and the largest reduction in concentration. Exceeds the cost delegation, so it needs a second signature before it can move.

    Residual concentration61.0%clears the ceiling, exceeds cost delegation, requires a second signature

Your decision. Not the AI’s.

See it in your supply chain.
Not a generic demo.

We start with your data. In 20 minutes, we will show you where your execution gap is and what it is costing you, using numbers from your own operations.