Before you book.

Not necessarily. Studies are normally run in both at-rest and in-operation states, and the in-operation portion needs the room working the way it really works. Scheduling is agreed during protocol planning — most clients slot the study into a planned shutdown, a changeover, or a quiet shift.

Our system runs on WFI, DI or distilled water only — no glycol and no oil. There is no residue and nothing is deposited on surfaces or product-contact equipment. Cleaning and release requirements remain yours to define, and we work to whatever your site procedure specifies.

It depends on the number of zones and the intervention scenarios agreed. A single critical zone can be captured in a few hours; a multi-room aseptic suite with transfers and interventions is usually a full day or more. We scope this in the protocol so there are no surprises on the day.

Edited footage and the dashboard follow the on-site work. Turnaround is agreed up front and is one of the things clients most often tell us they value — see the CSL Behring comment on the smoke study page.

You do. We capture and deliver the visual evidence — edited, zone-referenced footage in a searchable dashboard — and your QA or validation team assesses it against your acceptance criteria and writes it into your own documentation. We agree the standard and the zones up front so the footage covers exactly what your report needs to reference.

Yes. The dashboard is built precisely for that moment — searchable by zone and date so evidence can be produced while the inspector is in the room rather than afterwards.

Yes, entirely. You receive the complete raw capture as well as the edited footage and the dashboard, all yours to keep and store under your own records. Your evidence is never held hostage to a vendor relationship.

Yes. The complete system packs into wheeled flight cases and we deploy to sites across Australia. Travel is quoted transparently as part of the proposal.