The Quill team are expert in designing, building and delivering content and data solutions for the Agri-Chem industry.
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Stop manually copying unstructured content and data from your legacy labels into a digital label. Use Quill’s AI-based digitisation services to convert your existing MS Word and PDF labels into structured digital labels. Save time by having our expert curators accelerate the process. If you are a regulatory authority that wants to build a database of risk assessment data from existing MS Word and PDF labels, then use our digitisation services.
When registrants submit a structured digital label for registration review, Regulatory Authorities can review and approve a label faster than a MS Word or PDF label. Robust comparison and collaboration features save time. Estimates show that using the Quill reviewing solution can save a Regulatory Reviewer almost a week of effort per label.
Go to Quill for Regulatory Authorities
Do you help pesticide and disinfectant manufacturers to: create and maintain their product labels, get their products registered by a regulatory authority, maintain their CDMS / Agrian programs. If so, Quill products can save you time and effort.
The family of Quill products helps you maintain and review all components in your content warehouses and data warehouses. Use Quill to execute your Unified Component Strategy.
Authors use Quill to create and maintain structured digital labels that can be submitted to a Regulatory Authority for faster review. Quill’s component-based processes, reusable libraries and vocabularies help ensure that labels are accurate and compliant. Quill is a content and data management system designed and built specifically for pesticide and disinfectant companies.
Go to Quill for Label Authors
The Quill component management system comes with authoring templates configured specifically Directions for Use (DFU) and GAP records. As records move through the GAP lifecycle, record decisions as to why a record was promoted or sunset. Stop losing information as records move from research to development to regulatory.
