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Tell us the standard you work to, the records you manage, and the workflow you need to prove. We build the session around them.
lewis reviews the records as they arrive, surfaces what needs attention, drafts the corrective action, and assembles the evidence trail. Then it stops. Every approval stays a person’s to give.
The standard you are held to, and the requirement you want to follow. We come back with times.
We'll be in touch within one business day. In the meantime, the readiness assessment will tell you where your program stands against the 18 NQA-1 requirements, and gives us something concrete to talk about.
Your program
The standard you are held to, your record types, your supplier base, and where your records sit today.
Your workflow
Supplier qualification, document control, nonconformances, training and records — connected across the work your team already does.
Your requirement
Bring a requirement that matters. We follow it from the record to the evidence package, and you decide whether it holds up.
The nuclear QA readiness assessment checks your program against the eighteen NQA-1 requirements in six minutes. Your score opens on screen the moment you finish, and the per-requirement gap list follows when you say where to send the report — so you know what to test in the demo.
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We come back inside one business day with times that suit you. Before the call we set the session up against what you told us: your standard, roughly how many suppliers you carry, and where your records live now. If you would rather skip the back and forth, the booking calendar is on this page.
No. We set the session up to match your program, so the standard, the record types and the workflow are yours, and the records in it are ours. What you are judging is whether the evidence chain holds up the way a survey team would pull it.
Whoever owns the quality program, and whoever would have to live with the system. IT and procurement questions about isolated instances, hosting and SOC 2 are welcome, and can also be handled separately.