ZAS GxP Cloud Service

As the only GLP- and GMP-certified archive service provider offering on premise digital data archiving we guarantee data integrity for the upcoming decades and offer utmost peace of mind during inspections.

Experience a seamless end-to-end digital data management service covering the entire data lifecycle. This includes data transfer, data integrity controls, digital archiving, customized access to data, easy and fast data provision, and data destruction, all with centralized chain of custody under our control.
Delegate your digital data management to us and unlock valuable resources, ensure inspection readiness through on-demand services like inspection support or data integrity reports, and receive swift project support for urgent matters.

As a GxP-archiving company, our GLP, GMP, and ISO27001-certified IT infrastructure guarantee that your valuable data remains securely within the GxP-compliant area. Our process includes the highest safety standards on data integrity control or disaster recovery required in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industry.

ZAS is a member of the Rhenus Group, one of the leading logistics companies worldwide, boasting a proven track record of 30 operational years. By leveraging our robust infrastructure and operational efficiency, our clients benefit from a single-vendor solution, streamlining their document archiving processes. This not only saves valuable time and resources but also ensures clear legal oversight.

Rest assured that your digital archiving needs are in the hands of an expert in electronic data handling, giving you utmost peace of mind. Just give us a call, and we will manage your needs for you!

Data types for electronic archiving

Digital archiving of your electronic files from pharmaceutical non-clinical research (GLP, R&D), clinical research (GCP, GCLP) and production (GMP) and healthcare will be secured at optimal conditions, and any required compliance level:

• Electronic GLP raw data 

• eTMFs 

• eISFs 

• Electronic batch records 

• Database dumps from SAAS providers 

• Electronic lab notebooks 

• Digital slide images (e.g. DICOM) 

• Software installations