Why Gepcore
5 platform-building principles, not 5 features — this is why Gepcore fits regulated manufacturers, where one wrong system change can affect an entire production batch.
1. Snap modules together like Lego, without losing data when Apps are turned off or on
Customers buy individual Apps. Two Apps that "recognize each other" connect automatically — for example, a Deviation can create a CAPA directly from its own screen, with no manual integration. Turn one App off and the others keep running normally, and the disabled App's existing data is preserved, never lost or locked away.
2. Data integrity from the ground up
A hash-chained audit trail that cannot be altered after the fact. E-signatures attached to every approval step. Segregation of duties enforced at the process level. Each customer's data isolated at the database layer via Row-Level Security. The design references the 21 CFR Part 11 and Annex 11 standards.
3. Customize by configuration, not by code
Gepcore Studio lets processes, forms, and approval flows be customized through configuration — no custom code required. Every upgrade is dry-run tested first and can be rolled back, so a configuration change is never a one-way bet.
4. Flexible deployment, no vendor lock-in
SaaS or on-premise/private cloud, depending on the organization's requirements. Data can be kept in-country — important for regulated customers with data residency requirements. No deployment model is forced on anyone.
5. Built on GEIS — an open standard, no ecosystem lock-in
The Gepcore Equipment & System Interoperability Specification (GEIS) is an open standard for equipment, MES, LIMS, QMS, and ERP systems to exchange data with shared semantics. Third parties can support this standard without being required to use the Gepcore Framework — built on an open standard, not locking in the ecosystem.
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