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IntraMuros

Quality and audit

Find any procedure, audit finding or corrective action, with its source

IntraMuros reads your procedures, audit reports and corrective actions, and answers with the document behind each line.

Audit responses start with finding what you said last time

The answer is usually in a past audit report, a procedure at a particular version, or a corrective action someone closed last year. Finding it means opening folder after folder.

Those records are exactly what a public AI tool should not see.

How IntraMuros helps

The version in force.

Ask MURO which procedure covers a point. You get its number, its version, the date it took effect and the clause that answers you.

Audit plans from your history.

It plans the next audit of a vendor from the last one and its findings. The open corrective actions and the contract's audit clause are already in it.

Questionnaires answered from the record.

Due diligence and audit questions are answered from what you have already approved. Each answer links to its source.

Only what you may read.

It signs in as you, so it reads only what you can already open, in your documents and your software.

The software it can connect to

Besides your documents and email, we can connect IntraMuros to the software your team already uses, one at a time as you are ready. If your software can share data with other tools (API or MCP), as most can, we can connect it. On a call, we check yours.

  • eQMS

    procedures, deviations and CAPAs

  • Document control

    approved versions and their history

  • Training records

    who is trained on what

  • Vendor management

    qualification and audit history

  • eTMF

    electronic trial master file

  • Complaints and change control

    if kept outside the eQMS

Audit preparation starts with the evidence in hand

Your team reviews answers it can check, instead of rebuilding them from memory.

See how it answers an audit question

On a call, we show you how it answers an audit question from procedures and records, with the source of each line.