Hi Emilia,
I've talked to a startup founder that used Greenlight Guru and was very impressed. From what I've researched, the value of it seems to be in the design & development documentation for startups looking to do a submission. The cost was prohibitive for my group but I think it could be invaluable for startups that are trying to minimize the costs of consultants and regulatory people. For software companies, they also have a tie-in with JIRA that would theoretically make design traceability a lot easier than manually tracking.
I've used Grand Avenue Software (GAS) at 3 companies now. They are an inexpensive option with a lot of module options including document control. I'm not sure on the ability to upload items from another database but I'm doubtful that it currently has that capability.
If I were to choose a software, it would probably be Armature. During a search similar to yours, I found they had great support options and the software seemed intuitive. I didn't experience the actual implementation and use of the system, unfortunately.
Good luck with the search! There is sooo much out there.
Maddi
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Maddi Myers
Regulatory and Quality Project Manager
Edina MN
United States
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Original Message:
Sent: 16-Apr-2019 09:06
From: Emilia Gonzalez
Subject: QMS Software Suggestions
Hi all, we recently had a demo from Greenlight Guru for a QMS software. Anybody using Greenlight currently? Any thoughts? Any other QMS software options that you are using and would recommend?
Would love to find something with an API or ability to upload items from another database. Also, a procedure/document mgmt component that would allow procedures to be 'checked out'.
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Emilia Gonzalez
Lyndhurst OH
United States
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