eCTDRegulatory submissions

Regulatory submissions from content plan to archive.

Galax eCTD Publishing prepares regulatory submissions in ICH eCTD v3.2.2 with the US FDA Module 1 and the EU Module 1. A submission moves through planning, authoring and QC, sequence building, validation, approval, publishing, gateway submission and acknowledgement, and finally archiving, with each step on its own screen.

VideoGalax eCTD Publishing: real product screens, sample study
v3.2.2
ICH eCTD with FDA and EU Module 1
v4.0
Readiness view
Plan → Archive
Full submission lifecycle

Capabilities

Regulatory submissions from content plan to archive.

7 capability areas, all running under the same role-based access, electronic signatures and audit trail.

  1. 01

    Applications & sequences

    Manage dossiers that span several studies and products.

    • Applications and the application workspace
    • Sequences with type, related sequence and status
    • Current view and document lifecycle
    • Studies and study tagging files
  2. 02

    Content planning

    Know which documents are needed and where they stand.

    • Content plans from CTD templates
    • Document statuses with automatic placement
    • Gap view and Excel export
  3. 03

    Document QC & reviews

    Quality-check documents before they are published.

    • QC checklist with sign-off and withdrawal
    • Review cycles with comments, rounds and closure
  4. 04

    Building a sequence

    Assemble each sequence with full lifecycle operations.

    • Sequence builder: add, replace, append and delete
    • Cover letter and 5.2 tabular listing
    • Generated XML
  5. 05

    Validation, approval & publishing

    Validate before anything leaves the building.

    • Sequence validation with validation profiles
    • Validation history, pass-rate trend and PDF/Word report
    • Approve, return to draft and publish
    • Publishing report
  6. 06

    Planning & gateway

    Plan submissions and record what the agency received.

    • Submission planning with calendar and Gantt of sequences
    • Gateway submissions and acknowledgements
    • Technical rejection and re-submission
  7. 07

    Reuse, archive & integrity

    Keep the archive complete and verifiable.

    • Find and reuse documents across sequences
    • Archive export and package verification
    • Integrity checks and publishing metrics

How it works

One accountable path from set-up to evidence.

Galax eCTD Publishing runs on the same users, roles, e-signatures and audit trail as the rest of the Galax platform.

  1. 01

    Plan

    Create the application and content plan.

  2. 02

    Author & QC

    Track documents through QC and review cycles.

  3. 03

    Build

    Assemble the sequence and generate the XML.

  4. 04

    Validate & publish

    Validate, approve and publish.

  5. 05

    Submit & archive

    Record the gateway submission, acknowledgements and archive.

Quality and control

Designed for regulated clinical work.

Platform controls and documented procedures support the sponsor's validated, risk-based use.

21 CFR Part 11 e-signatures

Approvals re-ask the password, record the meaning and bind a hash of the signed content.

Role-based access

Each role sees only the screens and actions it is permitted, per environment.

Tamper-evident audit trail

Every change is attributable, time-stamped and kept with before and after values.

Validated deployment

Released under documented IQ/OQ/PQ, on-premise or in your cloud.

Who uses it

  • Regulatory publisher
  • Regulatory affairs
  • Document author
  • Approver

Contact

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