Q: How long does it take to implement AlisQI?
Implementation time depends on scope, complexity, and number of sites.
Most customers start with a focused Solver Launch that targets a specific operational pain point, such as nonconformance management, CAPA, or incoming goods control. This allows teams to go live quickly and realize value before expanding further.
Typical timelines:
Essential package: approximately 6 weeks for a focused implementation
Advanced package: approximately 12 weeks for broader scope or basic integrations
Enterprise programs: 12+ weeks for multi-site rollouts, complex integrations, or change programs
If you choose to roll out a focused scope across multiple sites, the duration increases based on coordination and sequencing.
Our approach is phased and structured. We define a clear first scope, go live, validate results, and then expand Solver by Solver. This reduces implementation risk while accelerating time to value.
Q: Will implementation disrupt our production operations?
AlisQI implementations are designed to avoid disruption to daily production.
We use a phased Solver Launch approach rather than a big-bang rollout. This means you start with a clearly defined scope that addresses a specific business problem, instead of replacing your entire quality system at once.
Our implementation method includes:
Clear scoping before configuration
Building and testing in a controlled environment
Structured go-live planning aligned with your production schedule
Starting with one site before expanding to others, when applicable
Because we focus on solving one priority challenge first, teams can adopt new workflows without interrupting core production activities.
The goal is controlled improvement, not operational disruption.
Q: Can AlisQI solvers be implemented independently?
Many AlisQI Solvers can be implemented as focused, standalone solutions. For example, Deviation Management, CAPA & RCA, Document Control, or Supplier Onboarding can deliver value independently.
However, some Solvers build on others.
Reporting, SPC, and End-to-end Traceability rely on underlying operational data. They require quality events, inspections, deviations, or risk data to be available in the system or integrated from external systems such as ERP, MES, or LIMS.
During scoping, we assess dependencies upfront and define a logical starting point. This ensures you implement a complete and sustainable solution rather than a partial setup that limits value. The goal is clarity before commitment.
Q: Do we need to replace our ERP, MES, or LIMS to use AlisQI?
No. AlisQI is designed to complement your existing systems.
For example, Incoming Goods Inspection can be triggered automatically from ERP goods receipt processes, while quality results can flow back to update lot status.
Reporting and SPC can analyze data generated inside AlisQI or sourced from external systems such as ERP, MES, or LIMS.
We define integration scope during the implementation phase. You keep your system landscape intact while strengthening quality visibility and control.
Q: How does end-to-end traceability work in practice?
End-to-end traceability connects quality events across the product lifecycle, from supplier onboarding and incoming inspections to deviations, complaints, and CAPAs.
Each recorded entity receives a unique identifier. This allows you to trace:
- Which raw materials were used in a specific batch
- Which inspections were performed
- Which deviations occurred
- Which CAPAs were initiated
- Whether customer complaints link back to specific production runs
Traceability builds on underlying quality processes. It aggregates and connects them into a unified timeline, enabling faster root cause analysis, recall readiness, and regulatory reporting.
