Quality-system evidence
Current certificates are reviewed as controlled evidence, with their scope and validity checked during supplier qualification.
- ISO 13485:2016 certificate
- MDSAP certificate
- Certified scope and validity dates
Supplier qualification teams usually start here. Current evidence is available on request in our supplier pack.
Certificate bodies, registration records and validity dates change. We provide the current controlled documents for review instead of presenting incomplete fields as proof.
Current certificates are reviewed as controlled evidence, with their scope and validity checked during supplier qualification.
Registration evidence is kept separate from quality-system certification so each claim can be checked on its own terms.
EU MDR technical-documentation support is a service capability for the client legal manufacturer, not a TRONIOUS product clearance.
Obtain the current supplier pack.
Check issuer, scope and validity against your requirement.
Record the client and contract-manufacturer responsibilities.
The evidence package changes by jurisdiction. The development record stays connected while the submission route and local roles change.
510(k) preparation, predicate strategy, pre-submission meetings, establishment registration and device listing support.
510(k) · QMSRTechnical documentation, clinical evaluation support, GSPR checklists, UDI and EUDAMED data, notified body coordination.
MDR 2017/745 · CEARTG inclusion support for your Australian sponsor, using MDSAP and CE evidence where accepted.
TGA · ARTGThe regulatory role is explicit from the start so ownership of the submission, evidence and manufactured product does not blur.
Normally holds the 510(k), CE certificate and ARTG entry.
Prepares the evidence and documentation, and manufactures under the certified quality system.
Other arrangements can be discussed case by case and documented before the engagement begins.
Request the current supplier pack, then map the regulatory scope and legal-manufacturer roles for your device.