MITIGON

Integrations, automations, dashboards and internal tools, built for pharma work. Start with one workflow - fixed scope, fixed price, working software.

Illustrative cutaway of a QC laboratory and adjoining office: a QC analyst uses LIMS at a laboratory bench, a planner works at a separate ERP desk for orders and material data, and a quality reviewer checks records at a separate review desk.
  1. Lab resultFrom the source system
  2. Draft recordWith source references
  3. Team reviewBefore the record is sent

What we build

Three places pharma teams usually start

We use AI for the drafting and searching. Your team reviews and approves everything before it becomes a record.

Records

A recurring document gets retyped into a record.

We build the workflow that drafts it from the source system.

First project: one input type, one destination, your team reviews every draft.

Knowledge

Answers are buried in manuals, handover notes and resolved cases.

We build search that finds them, with references back to the source.

First project: one team, one document set.

Tools

A process runs on email and spreadsheets, or two systems that don't talk.

We build the tool or integration around it.

First project: one workflow, fixed scope.

Don't see yours? If it's pharma work that runs on documents and systems, it's worth a conversation.

Discuss a workflow

Example scopes

One workflow. A clear first scope.

These are illustrative project scopes, not completed client projects.

From an incoming request to a reviewed record

Extract agreed fields from one recurring request format. Flag missing information and let a person check the draft before it reaches the destination system.

We assess handling time, corrections and exceptions against the current process.

Timing
Agreed after reviewing scope and access
Handover
Drafting workflow, field mapping and handover notes
Price
Fixed price agreed before start
Request intakeIllustrative · Sample data
SourceEmail

Material request

Please prepare material MAT-042 for the next run.

Draft record
Material reference
MAT-042Source: incoming request
Required date
Not providedReviewer input needed
Your team makes it a record.

Complete the missing date. Review and approve before anything is sent.

From an email chain to a shared request tracker

Build a focused tool for one request workflow. Capture the agreed fields, show who owns each request and make missing information visible.

We test the workflow with your team, from a new request to handover, including missing information and changes of owner.

Timing
Agreed after reviewing scope and access
Handover
Request tracker, agreed data export and handover notes
Price
Fixed price agreed before start
Request trackingIllustrative · Sample data
SourceEmail

Support request

Could someone pick up this equipment support request?

Request overview
  1. Received
  2. Triage
  3. Assigned
Owner
Not assignedTeam input needed
Next step
Assign an owner and confirm the required information.
Every request needs an owner.

Your team assigns an owner and confirms the next step.

The systems in your workflow

Work with what you already use.

Every project starts by assessing interfaces and access around your systems, with a defined source and destination.

ERP

Orders and material data

LIMS

Samples and test results

eQMS

Deviations and quality records

Process historians

Equipment and process data

Document control

Procedures and revisions

Plus whatever else your workflow runs on.

Designed around your requirements

Keep quality in the design.

We agree the intended use, review steps and evidence with your quality team. These references inform the scope where applicable.

EU GMP Annex 11

Define system responsibilities, data checks and evidence for the intended use.

Computerised systems

How a pilot works

A defined scope, a fixed price and a clear handover.

  1. Scope

    Check the workflow, system access and who will review the result. Agree the deliverable, price, data handling and how to judge the work.

    You getAn agreed scope and acceptance criteria
  2. Build and test

    Build the agreed workflow. Test it with representative examples and your team’s feedback, including missing information and exceptions.

    You getA working tool to review against the scope
  3. Review and hand over

    Work through agreed corrections. Hand over the tool, documentation and any support arrangements agreed before starting.

    You getThe deliverable and its handover documentation

Not sure what to build yet? A scoped assessment can identify what to test first, or why the work should not proceed.

Bartek Baran, founder of Mitigon

Bartek Baran

Founder, Mitigon

Who you’ll work with

Mitigon is a founder-led software consultancy for pharmaceutical teams.

Bartek Baran leads the work. He has built web products, robotics systems and embedded software. As co-founder and CTO of Blynksolve, he developed a web-app digital twin used in pharma manufacturing pilots.

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Start with
one workflow.

Tell us what happens today and where it gets stuck. We’ll discuss a focused first project.

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