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GDP audits: what inspectors ask for first
After three audits with zero findings, here are the five documents our inspectors always open first, and how we keep them ready.
Dr. Leila Haddad, Quality
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Good Distribution Practice audits follow a pattern. Inspectors start with the same few records every time.
The first five
Lane validation reports, calibration certificates for every probe, deviation logs, training records and the contract with each subcontractor. We keep all five in one folder per lane.
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