1. Request Intake
Client or vendor requests a project-specific upload path. MJM confirms scope, package type, and access boundary.
Controlled File Intake
MJM QAAI is moving quality-package exchange away from loose email threads and toward controlled intake, AI-assisted completeness review, human approval, and clean turnover records.
How It Works
Client or vendor requests a project-specific upload path. MJM confirms scope, package type, and access boundary.
Files are submitted through a controlled project folder, not a public anonymous web form.
MJM QAAI checks for missing records, inconsistent identifiers, unsigned fields, questionable sources, and release blockers.
Findings are returned as a structured gap list so the package can be corrected before turnover acceptance.
AI findings support review. MJM or client quality authority controls final acceptance and release.
Approved documents enter the quality turnover package with the review trail separated from client-facing records.
COCs, MTRs, certificates, manuals, datasheets, drawings, inspection records, and turnover binders.
Instrument records, tolerance basis, standards traceability, as-found/as-left data, signatures, and review fields.
Validation support, SOPs, service reports, passivation records, weld packages, and GMP/GLP closeout documents.
Access Gate
This page is the public entry point. The upload location is assigned after MJM confirms the project, vendor/client identity, package scope, confidentiality boundary, and intended review output.
Near-term controlled exchange uses private Google Drive or OneDrive folders. A direct web upload portal will come later only after authentication, malware scanning, retention rules, audit trail, and approval workflow controls are defined.
Current internal exchange locations are assigned by project. n8n monitoring is enabled only after the intake workflow and access boundary are approved.
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