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As with any document management system (DMS), you should have one person responsible for setting it up and maintaining the structure. If you have people who do not understand the principles behind the filing system/structure, does not understand the submission process, or doesn't possess basic logic, you might (almost certain) end up with a mess on your hands. I know this from experience, unfortunately.
The other key "ingredient" to a successful DMS is using the metadata fields religiously, for every single document. Your DMS gatekeeper should not allow any documents to be put into the system with out the agreed upon minimum fields completed. That is unless you want your search to return hundreds of documents, all except the one you need.
Setting up your DMS takes thought, planning, execution, follow-up, backup and lock down (when necessary). Your DMS gatekeeper should enlist help from your RA/QA folks to ensure that all documents are placed appropriately and test the system to ensure that your key words actually work when searching for documents.
One last thing (in my humble opinion) your gatekeeper should focus solely on the management and upkeep of your DMS if you want this tool to actually pay for itself. Remember the saying "garbage in / garbage out"?
As for the Veeva DMS, I don't have any personal experience with using this software. However, I did like how it functioned and contained most of the items on my wish list. Maybe you could see about a trial or try before you buy and test it out yourself? Might be worth looking into.
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Sent: 24-Oct-2018 14:28
From: Anonymous Member
Subject: Veeva Regulatory Submissions/Archive
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Does anyone have experience using Veeva as a system for building their regulatory submissions and/or archiving submissions/correspondences? If you do, what is your overall feedback and experience? Thanks in advance for sharing!