For startups and new product teams

Compliance documentation with the structure behind it.

Lumidocs delivers authored technical, clinical, software, and quality documentation while preserving the guidance, specifications, decisions, traceability, training, and workflows behind every section.

Scope a delivery

Delivery dashboard

Authored documentation set

241 outputs

37

documents affected

112

trace links

14

training items

Folders

Quality system

64 docs

Risk management

31 docs

Technical file

78 docs

Software file

42 docs

Training workflows

26 items

Risk management

31 docs

Risk management plan

selected

Risk analysis report

linked

Benefit-risk rationale

linked

Traceability matrix

linked

Use specification

linked

PMS plan

linked

Behind selected document

Guidance basis

MDCG · FDA · ISO/TR 24971

Obligations

MDR GSPR · ISO 14971

Specification

lay user training clarified

Decision

risk acceptability criteria approved

Specification updated

propagation

Basic user training

Role-specific training

This change will propagate to 5 documents, 12 traceability links, 3 training items, and 2 workflow records.

Review surface

Every section carries its basis.

Before a document is accepted, your team can inspect the framework scope, guidance basis, source context, confirmed specifications, open confirmation points, and traceability behind the content.

Selected scope

The applicable standards, markets, device class, claims, and evidence context are visible.

Guidance basis

Relevant guidance and requirement interpretations are attached to the sections they inform.

Confirmed inputs

Specifications, applicability calls, and regulatory judgments are named for review and approval.

Traceable output

Document sections connect back to requirements, risks, evidence, training, and workflow implications.

Delivery journey

From scope to approved delivery.

The work moves through a defined path: select the applicable frameworks, resolve the missing inputs, approve the strategy, then assemble the documents, links, traceability, training, and workflows together.

01

Frameworks selected

The applicable standards and regulatory context are selected for the device, market, claims, and intended scope.

02

Guidance assessed

Relevant guidance and requirement interpretations are identified, assessed, and attached to the context they inform.

03

Missing specifications surfaced

Open product facts, scope choices, confirmations, and company decisions are named before authoring starts.

04

Strategy approved

The implementation strategy, specifications, and confirmation points are reviewed and approved.

05

Documents assembled together

Technical, clinical, quality, software, usability, and risk content are authored from the same source.

06

Links established

Cross-references, definitions, abbreviations, and shared facts are connected across the delivery.

07

Traceability populated

Decisions and specifications trace into requirements, risk controls, evidence, and document sections.

08

Training and workflows set up

Procedures, records, training obligations, and workflow implications are surfaced with the documentation.

Bring what exists

Start from your actual context.

A website, partial technical file, old procedures, scattered spreadsheets, supplier records, prior submissions, or an existing QMS. Lumidocs ingests what you have, reconciles it, and turns it into structured material the delivery can build from.

Website copy
Partial technical file
Legacy QMS folders
Supplier records

Structured source

Device context
Requirements
Decisions
Traceability
Definitions

Inspectable reasoning

Every substantive section links back to the requirement, guidance, source data, specification, or approved decision that produced it.

Formalized decisions

Regulatory judgments, implementation choices, applicability calls, and company confirmations become named decisions the company can keep using.

Clear confirmation points

Lumidocs surfaces the decisions only your team can make, while assembling the documentation, consistency, traceability, and structure around them.

What you receive

Mix and match the standards your device actually needs.

These are common examples. Scope one documentation set, combine a full startup stack, or add the specific standards required by your device, market, claims, and evidence strategy. Lumidocs can support most medical device frameworks and assemble the mix around your product context.

ISO 13485ISO 14971IEC 62304IEC 62366-1ISO 14155ISO 10993ISO 20417ISO 15223-1IEC 82304-1IEC 81001-5-1ISO 11607IVDR / MDR context

ISO 13485 documentation set

Authored QMS documentation for your operating context: procedures, records, roles, workflows, and implementation-ready quality files.

ISO 14971 risk management file

Risk plan, analysis, evaluation, controls, benefit-risk rationale, residual risk documentation, and linked design-control traceability.

IEC 62304 software file

Software plans, architecture, requirements, SOUP, risk-linked controls, verification structure, release records, and maintenance documentation.

IEC 62366-1 usability file

Use specification, user interface characteristics, use-related risk analysis, formative and summative structure, and usability engineering file.

Never repeat yourself

Write the fact once. Surface it everywhere.

Device descriptions, intended use, classifications, standards, definitions, risk controls, design inputs, tests, roles, references, and training obligations are registered as structured data.

Structured facts

Intended use
Device description
Risk control
Software item

Surfaced into

Technical file

Risk mgmt file

QMS record

Training

Assembled together

Every artifact is built from the same approved decisions.

Manuals, matrices, reports, records, applicability decisions, and cross-references assemble in synchrony. Consistency is a consequence of building from shared structured inputs.

Institutional memory

The decisions that shaped the delivery remain named, inspectable, and reusable after the files are exported.

Delivery validation

You receive the documents, the structure, and the validation record.

Lumidocs delivers the assembled documentation, the source structure behind it, and the validation performed after assembly. Any layer can be inspected: requirements, decisions, specifications, artifacts, traceability, guidance basis, open confirmations, and consistency checks. Changes can propagate upstream to the source decision or downstream into affected documents, records, training, and matrices.

Requirement-level coverage
Applicability determinations
Cross-reference integrity
Abbreviation consistency
Traceability gaps
Conflicting shared facts

Delivery layers

Documents, structure, validation

active

Documents assembled

authored files, templates, matrices, and records

ready

Source structure preserved

requirements, decisions, specifications, and artifacts

linked

Validation record attached

coverage, guidance basis, traceability, and consistency

checked

Propagation paths available

changes can move upstream or downstream for review

active

Inspectable change paths

Upstream

change a specification or decision

Downstream

update affected documents and records

Governance

pending points remain visible

Clean exported documents

The exported files are clean, while the supporting structure retains the basis, validation, open items, and future change paths.

Indicative pricing

Fixed-scope authored documentation with source structure behind it.

Each delivery is scoped before work starts. If context is missing, a specification needs confirmation, or a company decision is required, Lumidocs surfaces the exact point to resolve in the delivery structure.

Single documentation set

from €2,000

One Lumidocs-authored standards-aligned package, scoped from your product context and delivered with explicit confirmation points.

Software device stack

often €8k-€12k

For teams combining ISO 13485, ISO 14971, IEC 62304, and IEC 62366-1, with traceability included across the set.

Custom standards mix

quoted upfront

Combine the standards and regulatory context your device actually needs. The examples show common starting points.

Traceability is included where the documentation requires it. For example, a risk management delivery can also establish and populate the relevant design-control traceability matrix from the same structured source.

Fixed scope

Start with the documentation set you need now. Keep the structure when you are ready.

Receive PDF or Markdown deliverables for immediate use, or continue maintaining the same source of truth inside Lumidocs as your quality system grows.

Scope a delivery