OneQMS OOS & OOT Management Software helps pharmaceutical, biotechnology, CRO, CDMO, medical device, and other regulated organizations manage Out of Specification (OOS) and Out of Trend (OOT) investigations through a structured, controlled, and traceable process. From identifying an unexpected laboratory result and initiating an investigation to root cause analysis, review, approval, corrective action, and final disposition, every investigation is managed within a single connected workflow.
Each OOS and OOT Investigation record captures the information required to assess and investigate the result, including testing data, laboratory observations, investigation details, impact assessment, supporting evidence, root cause, conclusions, approvals, and final disposition. Configurable workflows help teams follow established procedures while maintaining consistency, accountability, and a complete history of investigation activities and decisions.
OneQMS connects OOS and OOT Investigations with related Deviations, CAPAs, Change Controls, Quality Issues, Incidents, Audit Findings, Customer Complaints, Documents, and Training, providing context across the wider quality system. Automated notifications, task assignments, due date tracking, escalations, and electronic approvals help teams coordinate investigations and ensure required actions are completed within defined timelines.
Built for organizations operating under GMP, GxP, FDA 21 CFR Part 11, and EU Annex 11 requirements, OneQMS provides controlled electronic records, role-based access, configurable workflows, electronic approvals, and comprehensive audit trails to support data integrity, regulatory compliance, and inspection readiness.
Whether you are looking for OOS Management Software, OOT Management Software, OOS Investigation Software, OOT Investigation Software, Laboratory Investigation Software, Out of Specification Tracking Software, Out of Trend Management Software, or an integrated eQMS, OneQMS provides a secure, cloud-based platform that standardizes laboratory investigations, improves investigation visibility, supports timely resolution, and helps protect product and process quality.
Manage unexpected laboratory results within a centralized investigation record, bringing testing information, observations, evidence, assessments, and conclusions together in one controlled environment.
Guide OOS and OOT investigations through defined stages and required activities, helping teams apply a consistent approach while maintaining visibility into investigation progress.
Document relevant testing information and observations while assessing the significance and potential impact of an unexpected result before determining the appropriate investigation path.
Link OOS and OOT investigations with Deviations, CAPAs, Change Controls, Quality Issues, Incidents, Audit Findings, and Customer Complaints when an investigation identifies a broader quality concern or requires additional action.
Track investigation findings, conclusions, approvals, follow-up activities, and final disposition in a controlled workflow, providing a complete record from the initial result through resolution.
Maintain controlled electronic records, role-based access, approvals, traceability, and audit history to support GMP, GxP, FDA 21 CFR Part 11, and EU Annex 11 requirements and facilitate retrieval of investigation evidence during inspections.
Manage investigations from result identification and assessment through investigation, review, disposition, and closure.
Capture relevant laboratory results and initiate structured investigations with the required information.
Maintain testing information, laboratory observations, investigation records, and supporting evidence within the investigation record.
Document the potential impact of unexpected results on products, processes, batches, or quality decisions.
Structure investigation activities to identify potential causes, contributing factors, and the source of unexpected results.
Assign and monitor follow-up activities resulting from OOS and OOT investigations.
Connect investigations with Deviations, CAPAs, Change Controls, Quality Issues, Incidents, Audit Findings, Complaints, Documents, and Training.
Configure review, approval, assignment, and closure steps according to established procedures.
Route investigation records and conclusions through controlled approval workflows.
Maintain a detailed history of investigation activities, data changes, decisions, reviews, approvals, and final disposition.