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Your workspace for GxP practice.

Understand requirements, monitor regulatory activity, and put guidance into practice. Start with free standards, tools and learning resources.

Now launching: SPEQ Intelligence. Investigate FDA inspections, released Form 483s, warning letters and recalls, with citation trends, readiness briefs and Ask SPEQ.

01 · EXPLORER · FREE

Explore requirements. Find your starting point.

[ FREE MATURITY BASELINE ]

Can your quality system keep pace?

Try one real Quick Scan question. A single answer gives a directional reading, not an assessed maturity level.

DIRECTIONAL READING FROM ONE ANSWER · NOT AN ASSESSED LEVEL

Level 3 · Managed

Structured, proactive, inspection-ready.

Supporting evidence: A formal change record carrying cross-functional review and a regulatory impact assessment, retrievable by change number without a search party.

How is change control managed across your site?

Pick the answer closest to your site. Answer C is shown as an example.

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What to consider next — evidence, dependencies and reassessment

Ask yourself first

  • Are processes consistently performed, or dependent on specific people?
  • Can the organisation locate and defend the evidence?
  • Are changes systematically translated into affected controls?
  • Are recurring problems corrected, or merely closed?
  • Can leadership see capability across the complete quality system?
  • Does the operating model improve before an inspection exposes the weakness?

Connected consequences · Level 3

This is the level most sites plateau at. Advancing unlocks Risk Management & CAPA and Regulatory Intelligence, neither of which reaches level 4 while impact assessment stays judgement-based.

Improvement sequence

  1. Link every change to the risk register.
  2. Instrument cycle time and first-pass approval rate.
  3. Feed regulatory intelligence into impact assessment automatically.

RE-BASELINE

A baseline measures the day it was taken. Reassess when requirements, controls or supporting evidence change.

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[ THE LANDSCAPE SHEET ]

12 domains, assessed against target.

An overall level hides where the work is. The sheet shows each domain’s assessed level, the target it is being held to, whether the evidence exists, and how the risk ranks — sample data, shown to demonstrate the shape of the output.

Sample assessment. Filled cells carry the achieved level’s colour; the outlined cell is the target. Risk is stated in words as well as colour.
DOMAINTIERLEVEL 1–5EVIDENCERISK RANK
Documentation & Change ControlQUICK SCAN3 → 4CURRENTMEDIUM
Risk Management & CAPAQUICK SCAN2 → 3PARTIALHIGH
Validation & QualificationQUICK SCAN3 → 4CURRENTMEDIUM
Environmental MonitoringQUICK SCAN3 → 3CURRENTLOW
Regulatory IntelligenceQUICK SCAN2 → 4NONEHIGH
Clinical Quality (GCP)COMPREHENSIVE3 → 3PARTIALLOW
Nonclinical & Laboratory (GLP)COMPREHENSIVE2 → 3PARTIALMEDIUM
Distribution & Cold Chain (GDP)COMPREHENSIVE3 → 3CURRENTLOW
Pharmacovigilance (GVP)COMPREHENSIVE2 → 3PARTIALMEDIUM
Data IntegrityCOMPREHENSIVE2 → 4NONEHIGH
Engineering & Commissioning (GEP)COMPREHENSIVE3 → 3PARTIALLOW
Quality Culture & EmpowermentCOMPREHENSIVE2 → 3NONEMEDIUM

IMPROVEMENT QUEUE · RANKED BY DEPENDENCY

Not the lowest scores — the ones that unlock the most. A domain that three others read from is worth more than a domain that sits on its own.

  1. 01REGULATORY INTELLIGENCEStand up a monitored source list and route change to a named assessor.UNLOCKS 3 DOMAINS
  2. 02DATA INTEGRITYDefine the audit-trail review that the other eleven domains rely on for evidence.UNLOCKS 4 DOMAINS
  3. 03RISK MANAGEMENT & CAPAMake effectiveness check a gate, not a field.UNLOCKS 2 DOMAINS

ASSESSED AGAINST TARGET

Docs &ChangeRisk& CAPAValidationEnv.MonitoringReg.IntelGCPGLPGDPGVPDataIntegrityGEPQualityCulture
AssessedTarget8 of 12 domains sit below target — they are named on the axes, weakest first: Data Integrity, Regulatory Intelligence, Nonclinical & Laboratory (GLP) and 5 more. The radar tells you the shape; the sheet tells you why.

02 · PROFESSIONAL · $79 / MONTH

Monitor regulatory activity. Put requirements into practice.

Track the sources that matter to your work. Use implementation guides, editable templates and a sequenced remediation roadmap to act on what you find.

  • Monitor Unlimited watchlists and Professional analyses.
  • Implement Guides, playbooks, editable templates and analysis PDFs.
  • Prioritize A remediation roadmap from your free maturity assessment.
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03 · INTELLIGENCE · $299 / MONTH

Go beyond the registers. See patterns and prepare.

[ THE INTELLIGENCE UPGRADE ]

From individual records to inspection preparation.

Professional includes access to the FDA registers. Intelligence adds the full investigation workspace, peer analysis, readiness briefs and Ask SPEQ. Available published records are linked by establishment; missing records and uncertain matches remain visible.

01

See citation patterns

Compare CFR citation rates per 100 inspections, by year and quality system, with counts, denominators and data limits visible.

02

Prepare with a readiness brief

Review what FDA cited at establishments in your selected peer cohort and assign an owner to preparation gaps.

03

Ask SPEQ, follow the sources

Ask a question across the catalog and FDA records. Inspect the standards, clauses and records cited in the answer.

04

Follow what matters

Follow firms, CFR sections or people and receive matched-record email alerts when something changes.

See Intelligence access and limits →

RECORDS INGESTED BY SPEQ IN THE LAST 7 DAYS: 10 WARNING LETTERS · 71 ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS

[ REAL INTERFACE · FOUR EXAMPLES ]

See SPEQ Intelligence at work

See citation trends, inspect the underlying firm and 483 records, then review a readiness brief. Professional includes the registers; Intelligence adds the analysis and preparation views shown here.

Real SPEQ interface · Invented firms and demonstration records. This is a recorded preview, not a live session.

SPEQ Intelligence, invented demonstration records: Start from a citation pattern

SPEQ INTELLIGENCE · EXAMPLE 1 OF 6

Start from a citation pattern

How often §211.113(b) was cited per 100 drug inspections, with closed years and small-number limits in view. Then open the inspections behind the number.

[ PLANS ]

Start free. Pay when it earns its place.

EXPLORER

Free

The personal research workspace. With an account; no card.

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PROFESSIONAL

$79/ month

Continuous regulatory intelligence — and the toolkit to act on it.

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INTELLIGENCE

$299/ month

Everything in Professional, plus Ask SPEQ and the full SPEQ Intelligence app.

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Every available plan and its limits: see pricing.