Industry Solution Accelerators
You shouldn't fund a six-month build to get value this quarter. Our accelerators are working foundations — built, tested, and shaped by real regulated work — that we configure to your processes and stand up in a fraction of the time.
Three accelerator families
Each accelerator is a real, working engine we adapt to your terminology, data, and rules — then hand over. Pick the one that matches your world.
Quality-system extensions for regulated manufacturing — the document, deviation, and change-control workflows your quality team lives in, accelerated with AI and configured to your SOPs.
Fixed project fee · deploy + configure
FDA and 21 CFR Part 11 quality packs — the audit-ready, validated building blocks for AI in an FDA-regulated shop, from a team that has guided 200+ organizations through certification.
Fixed project fee · deploy + validate
Developer tooling and templates that get your engineers productive with AI-native workflows fast — the patterns, scaffolds, and guardrails, dropped into your stack.
Fixed project fee · deploy + adapt
Why an accelerator
A custom build starts at zero. An accelerator starts at eighty percent — the hard, general work already done and proven — so your money goes to the twenty percent that's actually yours.
# Accelerator — configured per client engine: pre-built, proven family: - qms / gmp - fda-quality - ide / dev configure: - terms: your terminology - rules: your SOPs + controls - data: grounded in yours validate: where regulated handover: you own it
The trade
An accelerator collapses the timeline and the risk by starting from a working engine instead of a blank editor.
Where this fits
Accelerators are a build option — assess, build, deploy, enable — for when a proven engine already covers most of what you need. Where your requirement is genuinely novel, a prototype and custom build is the right route instead; we'll tell you honestly which one fits. Regulated deployments pair naturally with our governance design.
Tell us your industry and the workflow you'd most like to accelerate. We'll tell you whether an accelerator fits — and if it doesn't, we'll say so.