FAQs
Qualifyze supports healthcare companies with their supplier qualification by providing high-quality audit reports with local auditors and local experience within less than six weeks.
We operate the world’s first online platform for supplier audits, connecting manufacturers, suppliers, and auditors. We conduct GxP audits for manufacturers of APIs, Excipients, Packaging, and FDFs, as well as distributors/shipping companies, software suppliers, and many more.
Our auditors are highly experienced professionals from the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries who have gone through a rigorous screening process to qualify as an auditor for us. Learn more about our auditor qualification process on our Auditor page here.
All reports are personalised to the customer who has requested it. The main information in the final report will be the same, no matter how many customers join the audit, however, around 10% of the report will be specifically related to the customer in question and the product/s or service/s they need audited. We go through several checks before issuing our reports to maintain confidentiality and transparency within the report.
We try to be as flexible as possible to cater to our partners’ needs; in general, we allow our partners to join as observers for the first audit conducted. If, for some reason, it is a necessity, we are happy to discuss the idea further and explore this option with you.
The customer can request a non-binding offer through our Account Executives or our platform. If the customer agrees to the audit terms, he signs the offer and sends it to the AE or uploads it on the platform. In the case of purchasing existing audit reports: the Quality Team checks if the report covers everything the customer needs. If not, the contract is canceled free of charge. If the report covers everything necessary, the Quality Team asks for authorization from the supplier. After that, the audit report is available for download on the platform. The customer then receives an automated email with the link to the download. For audits that need to be scheduled: The Auditbooker Team contacts the supplier and tries to arrange an audit date. The Quality Team checks with the supplier if the requested products can be audited and creates an audit agenda. An auditor is selected, and their CV is sent to the customer. The audit is then performed and afterward, the auditor writes the audit report. Our Quality Team checks this draft and then sends it to the customer. The customer now has one last chance to ask questions or comment on the report. Afterward, the report is finalized.
The most suitable auditor is selected based on the site location, audit scope and number of products, auditor qualification, expertise, and availability. All our auditors are highly experienced professionals from the healthcare industry who have gone through a rigorous screening process to qualify as an auditor for us. Learn more about our auditor qualification process on our Auditor page here.
If an important update happens to your audit, you will receive an automatic email from our platform informing you. If you want to see the real-time status of your audits, you can log in to our platform and choose one of your audits to view its status.
For new audits, the answer is yes. Log in to our platform and select the audit in which you want to comment. If the draft report is available in the Overview folder, you will see a blue button labeled “Review draft report”. Click on this button and submit your review. You have 14 days from receiving your draft report to add comments or observations.
Log in to our platform and enter into the audit that you want to upload documents for. Then, click the “Documents” folder and upload all relevant documents pertaining to your audit.
Yes, log in to our platform, navigate to the audit to which you want to add the PO number, and then navigate into the “Billing” folder. Enter the PO number in the “Purchase order number” field and click “Save changes” below this field. It’s essential to add the PO number as soon as possible before we send the invoice.
It depends. For new audits, the final report takes up to 6 weeks after the draft report has been reviewed.
For an existing report, the final report can take up to 10 days after the auditee authorizes to share the audit report and sends all documentation to Qualifyze.
No. It is possible for new or planned audits. However, there is no draft report for existing audit reports, as the report is already done. So, after you receive the report, you will have to contact us if you have any doubts or comments.
When it comes to new and planned audits, once the “draft report” is available on the platform, the invoice is issued. For existing audits on our platform, once the “report” is available on the platform, the invoice is issued.
This document aims to make the Audit preparation process agile and personalized. This makes it highly beneficial to fill this document to communicate with us any specific requirements for New Audits, such as Distributor names (if available), any Quality Agreements in place with the Supplier, etc.
No. Since our business model is based on a Shared Audit approach, we cannot share the audit agenda, as it includes confidential information.
Product, auditee name, audit standard, auditee address, point of contact if available, distributor address and point of contact is all required to schedule a date.
Please fill in your user profile (name, company address, billing address, billing invoice(s), and EU VAT nº (if your country is located in Europe).
There is a text field in your user view where you can fill in any requirements necessary for your audit.
A filled-in information sheet, CAPA plan, COAs, QAA, a previous report (if available), and any other information relevant to the product/auditee.
Yes, but only upon request and authorization of the auditee.
We always ask for an Action Plan when uploading the final report; however, we cannot guarantee a CAPA plan as this depends on the auditee.
We usually ask for an Action Plan once the final report has been uploaded. We follow up on the Action Plan one month after, after which we send reminders every two weeks. The uploading of the CAPA depends on when we receive the CAPA.
The first step is to upload your CV here. If your CV meets our minimum requirements, you will complete a questionnaire to give us a more detailed overview of your experience. After that, you will be invited to an interview to evaluate personal behavior and communication skills, verify information provided in the SAQ, test knowledge in auditing, and acquire additional information if needed. In the last step, you will need to provide a redacted sample audit report from a previous audit experience. Once all this information has been collected, a final assessment will be made to confirm your qualifications and the areas for which you will be qualified. For more detailed information about the auditor application process, please visit our Auditor page here.