Your binder forgets.
Inspectors do not.
MicroManager runs gloved fingertip, media fill and surface testing for nuclear pharmacies and sterile compounding sites. It tells you what is due. It records who did it. The record stands up.
Both hands, three passing sets to qualify. Counted against a limit of zero.
Paper has two jobs. It fails both.
It has to tell you what needs doing. Then prove you did it.
It cannot chase.
- A plate needs reading on day seven. Paper will not remind anyone.
- Nobody knows who is due until someone works through the file.
- Every lab keeps its own binder. No one view across sites.
Qualification status
3 sites · 41 peopleIt cannot prove.
- Handwritten initials prove somebody had a pen.
- A log caught up later looks exactly like one kept daily.
- A correction is a crossing out. The original is gone.
Work gets missed. What did happen cannot defend itself. That is the audit.
1 cfu total against a limit of 0 for initial set 1 testing.
The system chases. You decide.
Every person, every lab, today. Nobody works it out by hand.
GFT-20261005-IL · stage 1. 1 cfu total against a limit of 0 for initial set 1 testing.
Over the limit and the right people know while it is still incubating.
Plate due in four hours. Qualification lapsing in thirty days.
Initials come from the login, never the pen.
One test, or one person's full history, as a document.
Built for 825. Not adapted to it.
USP <825> is not <797> renumbered.
A site is set as handling radiopharmaceuticals, and its requirements follow from that.
Authorized user status sits on the person and drives which tests they owe.
Every requirement cites its rule. Colorado 21.20.50(d), not “per regulation”.
Your document references print on the record, not ours.
Category 1 and 2 every six months. Category 3 every three. Handled for you.
Same engine runs 503A sterile, hospital IV and PET under <797>.
Four steps, once.
- 1You, once
Load the roster
A CSV. Who compounds what, and who is an authorized user.
- 2You, once
Describe the labs
What each one compounds. Which hoods and incubators it has.
- 3Automatic
It works out who owes what
Requirements match people to tests and dates. No schedule to maintain.
- 4The work
Run tests
Signatures, reminders and the audit trail follow the work itself.
Every lab in the chain. One standard.
Nuclear pharmacy runs in networks. Each site compounds something different, and an inspector only ever asks about one of them.
A site declares what it compounds and which hoods and incubators it has. Requirements follow from that, so a lab that does not run Category 3 owes nothing for it.
A location administrator sees their own lab. An organization administrator sees every one of them, and the roll-up across the chain.
Sites
3 sites · 41 peopleTaken from the signed-in session, never typed by hand.
Refused outright, not warned about afterwards.
A fix is a new entry with a stated reason. Both stay.
Enforced by the database itself, not by policy.
Pricing.
Priced by how many labs you run. Every plan carries every test type and the full audit trail.
For nuclear
pharmacy
Site
$390 per month- Gloved fingertip, media fill and surface sampling
- Non-sterile to sterile process simulation
- Incubation clock, with reminders before a plate is due
- Action level alerts the day a plate is read
- Full audit trail and session exports
Network
$1,450 per month- Up to 10 sites under one organization
- Roll-up across the chain, and per-site views
- Site-scoped administrators
- Your own requirement overrides and frequencies
- Roster import from CSV
Enterprise
Custom pricing- Unlimited sites
- Single sign-on through Microsoft Entra
- Rule packs for every state you operate in
- Retention and data residency terms
- BAA and DPA
- Named implementation contact
- Priority support
Prices exclude all taxes, levies and duties.
Fair questions.
Import it. It stays marked as imported, permanently. That is the honest answer and the one inspectors respect.
It stores documents. This runs the test: the clock, the read, the limit, the signature.
Rules are data, not code. Load yours. Every qualification records which rule decided it.
Override any rule. Finished records keep the rule they ran under.