This page collects the terms that show up most often in compliance conversations, in plain language, so a new team member or a colleague from another department does not have to interrupt a meeting to ask what something means.
Traceability matrix, a document or system view linking each requirement to the tests that prove it and the evidence those tests produced. Validation plan, the document that sets out scope, approach, and responsibilities before validation work begins. Deviation, any departure from an approved procedure or expected result, which needs its own documented handling regardless of whether it turned out to matter.
Change control, the formal process for reviewing and approving any change to a validated system before it goes live. Periodic review, a scheduled reassessment of a validated system to confirm it still meets its original intent. Release assurance summary, a short document confirming a specific release of a system is fit to go live, built from the evidence gathered during that release cycle.
A short walkthrough of how GxPForge keeps traceability current as your team works, instead of reconstructing it before a release.
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