
Lot Traced. Signature Logged. Audit-Ready.
21 CFR Part 11 audit trails, electronic signatures, lot traceability, and quality management, set up for how regulated manufacturers actually run.
Compliance isn't a module you add. It's how the system gets configured.
Part 11 controls, lot genealogy, quality records, and contract-manufacturing visibility are decisions made in the first week of configuration, not patched in before an audit. Here's how each one gets built.
- PART 11
Configured like general manufacturing.
Audit trails are incomplete and electronic signatures aren't enforced, so gaps surface when the FDA does.
How We Solve ItRole-based access, enforced e-signature workflows, and audit trails on every transaction, set up for 21 CFR Part 11 from the first week.
- TRACEABILITY
A mock recall still needs spreadsheets.
Tracing a lot from raw material to customer delivery takes days of manual cross-referencing, not hours.
How We Solve ItLot genealogy runs upstream and downstream with UDI support in inventory, so a mock recall finishes in under an hour.
- QUALITY
Quality lives beside production, not inside it.
Non-conformances sit in spreadsheets, unlinked from the production records they came from.
How We Solve ItInspection plans sit inside the work order at receiving, in-process, and final, with CAPA escalation triggered automatically.
- OUTSOURCING
Contract manufacturing is a black box.
Half of production happens outside your walls, managed over email with no live view of WIP or quality.
How We Solve ItExternal production is managed like in-house — real-time WIP, vendor location management, DRP, and their quality data in your dashboard.
Compliance first. Everything else follows.
We've configured NetSuite for FDA-regulated device makers like Inari and Aurora Spine. Part 11 audit trails, electronic signatures, lot traceability, and quality management are scoped before the first build sprint, not bolted on before an audit.
A 30-minute review of your compliance requirements. No pitch.
Testimonial 1 of 2: Chad Clouse


Our team was spending more time working outside our ERP and using Excel to manage day to day work. The usability just wasn't there with QAD. In a fast-paced industry, accuracy and visibility are key. We need to be able to trust our data to quickly make decisions.
Chad Clouse
CFO · Aurora Spine
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Before You Choose a Medical Device NetSuite Partner
Yes. NetSuite provides electronic signatures, comprehensive audit trails, role-based access controls, and version tracking. NetSuite provides the tools; Luxent configures them correctly for your specific regulatory environment, with SuiteSuccess Healthcare Edition available for HIPAA compliance where needed.
You get full upstream and downstream lot tracking from raw-material receipt through customer delivery, plus recall management that identifies every affected lot and every customer who received it. Our configuration standard is a mock recall you can run in under an hour.
Yes. You get real-time visibility into external production, vendor-location management, and DRP for multi-site planning. Your contract manufacturer's output appears in your dashboard as if it were your own floor.
Inspection plans run at receiving, in-process, and final stages with pass/fail criteria, non-conformance tracking, and a CAPA workflow. Quality management lives inside production — not in a separate spreadsheet.
Yes. You get lot-tracked inventory, multi-location visibility, shelf-life management, and automated replenishment. Every lot number, every location, and every expiration date in one real-time view.
Pricing depends on module count, user count, and compliance requirements, and it tends to run higher than general manufacturing because of the quality-management and regulatory modules. We'll scope your specific requirements in the first conversation — not hand you a range that spans $400K.
Typically 3 to 9 months, depending on complexity, contract-manufacturing oversight, integration count, and validation requirements. Medical device implementations take longer than general manufacturing because compliance validation adds steps — we build that into the timeline from day one.
Compliance gaps in a live system are urgent. We audit your current configuration, identify the gaps, and build a remediation plan to bring it into line — without starting over from scratch.
When we saw how easily the system could be tailored and react on the fly, we knew the NetSuite-Luxent partnership was exactly what we were looking for.












