Metrohm viva 1.0 (process analysis) - Manual (Page 17)

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1 Introduction
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1.6 Communication
Introduction
viva is communicative. Data generated in viva can be exported in XML
and CSV format. This therefore enables a simple connection to all custom-
ary LIMS. In addition, exporting to long-term archiving systems is also sup-
ported.
The Report generator provides a simple and flexible solution for creat-
ing analysis reports and allows you to freely define the report templates. It
is therefore possible to display one or more determinations in a layout of
your choice as a PDF file or as a printout at any time.
A special feature is that viva can send messages, error messages or results
from the method run to the user by e-mail.
Overview of functions
￭ Various export formats, e.g. XML, CSV, TXT (see Chapter 4.4.3, page
241)
￭ Report templates (see Chapter 4.4.1.4.1, page 200)
￭ E-mail functions for status messages, error messages or results (see
Chapter 2.5, page 70)
1.7 Conformity
Introduction
viva sets new standards with respect to the fulfilling of GMP and GLP
requirements. The latest quality standards and validation procedures
were implemented already at the development and programming stage of
the software. Access permissions for program functions and determina-
tions are defined in a centralized user administration, in which you can
create as many users as you like with freely definable access profiles. The
system administrator can conveniently access the user administration from
any viva client. Access to the software is password-protected and the
viva or Windows login can be selected.
Data management is version-controlled, and all data is protected
against unauthorized access, modification or deletion in the database. The
database itself controls access to the data in network operation and pro-
vides archiving and restore functions.
Conformity-relevant properties of viva
￭ Completely developed and validated with conformity in mind
￭ Centralized user administration (see Chapter 6.2.1, page 649)
￭ Detailed access permissions (see Chapter 6.2.1.2, page 650)