XiltriX
Pharmaceutical cleanroom with monitored equipment
Pharma & biotech

The whole pharma journey, from production to patient.

From manufacturing and QC to distribution and clinical use, the pharmaceutical journey has six critical stages. XiltriX maps the whole process, watches every critical parameter, and escalates deviations before they become product losses or compliance risks.

Built for GxP

Protecting quality and compliance, at every stage.

A pharmaceutical supply chain depends on tightly controlled conditions from raw material to patient administration. The sector card below maps the operational journey in six stages: the key processes, the rooms, the equipment that must stay within range, the environmental parameters to watch, the standards that apply, and where XiltriX adds value. It is the same map our engineers use when designing a monitoring system for a pharma or biotech facility.

The pharma journey

Six stages, one monitoring map.

Select a stage to see the processes, locations, equipment, parameters, standards and XiltriX value for that stage.

GMP | EU Annex 1

Manufacturing

Key processes

  • Production & filling
  • Filling & packaging
  • Aseptic operations
  • Release & storage

Locations

  • Manufacturing sites
  • Cleanrooms
  • Production areas
  • Utility rooms (HVAC)

Assets to monitor

  • Cleanrooms (T/RH/particles)
  • Critical process equipment
  • Incubators & bioreactors
  • Cryogenic vessels

Environmental parameters

  • Temperature
  • Humidity
  • Differential pressure
  • Particles (non-viable & viable)

Compliance & standards

  • GMP (EU Annex 1)
  • EM programme (viable/non-viable)
  • Qualification & mapping
  • Data integrity (ALCOA+)

XiltriX value

  • Validated monitoring at scale
  • Real-time alarms & workflows
  • Integration with BMS/EMS
  • Supports audits & inspections
Beyond monitoring

Beyond monitoring.

The monitoring system is only part of the answer. XiltriX adds the IT and validation expertise that regulated pharma and biotech companies need.

IT expertise

SSO with Active Directory, ISO 27001, full encryption, and a REST API that connects to LIMS, BMS and EMS.

Consultancy and validation

Risk inventory, URS and validation support (IQ/OQ), from design to inspection.

Visualisation, built in

Zoomable floor plans and live dashboards on any device, with wall screens built into your lab.

XiltriX monitoring dashboards shown on a laptop, tablet and phone
XiltriX monitoring dashboards shown on a laptop, tablet and phone
Proven

Proven where product quality and patient safety are on the line.

Proven since 1987

No customer has lost irreplaceable material because our monitoring failed.

24/7 technical support

The monitoring chain is watched around the clock. Alarms escalate to your own on-call team.

Built for GxP

GMP, GDP, GCP, GLP: validated monitoring, audit-ready, with data integrity.

XiltriX detects, alerts and escalates through your own configured on-call contacts. Your team responds to alarms; the XiltriX 24/7 team keeps the monitoring system itself healthy.

Take the sector card with you.

The printable card summarises the six stages, the parameters and the standards on one page. Share it with your quality team or bring it to your next supplier review.

Download the Pharma & biotech sector card (PDF)
FAQ

Pharma & biotech: monitoring the whole supply chain

Which parameters are critical to monitor in pharmaceutical manufacturing and storage?

Key parameters include temperature (from cryogenic LN₂ up to ambient), humidity, and differential pressure in cleanrooms. For specific assets, it's also CO₂ and O₂ in incubators, particle counts for contamination control, and LN₂ level, pressure, and fill cycles for cryogenic storage. Door status and power are vital for all storage units.

Which GxP regulations apply to monitoring in the pharma and biotech sector?

The main standards are GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice), especially EU Annex 1 for cleanrooms; GDP (Good Distribution Practice) for storage and transport; GCP (Good Clinical Practice) for trials; and GLP (Good Laboratory Practice) for research labs. All require validated monitoring, data integrity (ALCOA+), and robust deviation management.

How do you ensure the integrity of cryogenically stored cell banks and samples?

Continuous, independent monitoring of LN₂ storage is essential. This means watching not just temperature, but also the LN₂ level, supply pressure, and auto-fill cycles. Alarms for a closed supply valve or low bulk tank pressure provide early warning, preventing catastrophic thaw events long before the tank temperature itself rises.

Does XiltriX respond to alarms in our pharmaceutical facility?

No. XiltriX detects, alerts and escalates through your own configured on-call contacts, and your team decides who responds. The XiltriX 24/7 team is available when the monitoring system itself has a technical issue.

A practical next step

Ready to protect every stage of your GxP supply chain?

Tell us about your facilities and the critical control points you need to secure. We will map the monitoring points with you.

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