This video demonstrates the Target Product Profile section in QbDVision using our New Peptide sample project. The Target Product Profile or TPP provides a statement of the overall intent of the drug development program starting with the patient in mind.

This video demonstrates the Quality Target Product Profile (QTTP) list view and its related functionality.

This video demonstrates the Final Quality Attribute (FQA) records and related functionality.

This video demonstrates the Process Explorer functionality in QbDVision using our New Peptide sample project. The Process Explorer lets you define your manufacturing process.

This video demonstrates the Control Methods section in QbDVision using our New Peptide sample project. A control method is used to test a defined characteristic of a substance against established acceptance criteria for that characteristic.

This video demonstrates the Risk Map report using our New Peptide sample project. The Risk Map visualizes your entire process. It is the knowledge graph your teams have built. The report is a powerful tool that allows you to explore what is really a multidimensional dataset, something you can't do in Excel or Word.

This video demonstrates the use of the Target Product Profile Reports using our New Peptide sample project. QbDVision makes three different types of TPP reports available: Full. Section, and Summary. All three are shown within this video.

This video will demonstrate the various uses of the Quality Attribute and Requirement Reports using our New Peptide sample project. These reports are especially significant during the design and development stage of a drug product or substance. As your knowledge and process understanding increases, these reports provide a structured and consecutive way to visualize your project.

This video demonstrates the functionality controlled in the User Management section in QbDVision. User Management and permissions are an important part of QbDVision. We provide granular access control by using a combination of role, department, and project-based permission sets.