Identifier for Visual Inspection
Purpose-built software for parenteral visual inspection programs
InQuest Science built Identifier to do one thing well: manage particulate and physical defect data for parenteral, ophthalmic, and medical device manufacturers. It is a validated, 21 CFR Part 11 compliant platform for defect libraries, test sets, PoD calibration, and inspector and vision system qualification, designed by visual inspection subject matter experts rather than adapted from a general MES.
Identifier gives quality teams one auditable record of their visual inspection program, aligned with USP <790> and <1790>, in place of spreadsheets, paper logs, and disconnected databases.
The inspection lifecycle
Identifier across the visual inspection lifecycle
Identifier is modular. Each module covers one part of the visual inspection lifecycle and maps to the sections of USP <1790> it supports.
IdentifierAligned with USP <790> and <1790>Why Identifier, not a general MES
Built by subject matter experts
Designed around USP <790> and <1790> by people who helped write them.
Depth where it matters
Purpose-built workflows for test sets, calibration, and qualification that general MES platforms do not provide.
Works alongside your systems
Identifier handles visual inspection and complements MES, LIMS, and eBR systems rather than replacing them.
Built for audits
Audit trails and validation documentation support regulatory inspections. Compliance and validation
Benefits of Identifier
- Release and reject batches with confidence, backed by complete, audit-ready defect data.
- Walk into audits prepared, with 21 CFR Part 11 documentation and traceability aligned to USP <790> and <1790>.
- Reduce inspector-to-inspector variability through a shared defect library and standardized qualification.
- Replace spreadsheets and paper logs with a single validated system built for visual inspection.
See Identifier
Tell us about your inspection program and the InQuest Science team will set up a demo.