General-purpose backup suites like Acronis, Veeam and Commvault do one thing well: they move and restore data. But in a regulated pharmaceutical environment, protecting the bytes is only half the job. You also have to prove — to the FDA, to auditors, to your own QA team — that the data is complete, unaltered and recoverable within your stated objectives.
Vaultvec is purpose-built for that second half. Every backup, restore and administrative action is written to a cryptographically hash-chained audit trail you can verify in one click. Electronic records and signatures follow 21 CFR Part 11. And an AI engine drafts inspection-ready compliance summaries in seconds.
Legacy suites treat compliance as a bolt-on. You end up stitching together backup software, a separate audit tool, spreadsheets for e-signatures and manual evidence collection before every inspection. Vaultvec collapses that stack into one command center where compliance evidence is a byproduct of everyday operations — not a fire drill.
Vaultvec's audit trail is hash-chained: each entry cryptographically references the one before it, so any tampering is mathematically detectable. Hit 'Verify Chain Integrity' and you get a live, defensible answer for auditors. Restore points are checksummed and verified, and GxP records carry electronic signatures aligned to 21 CFR Part 11.
IT admins run backups and threat response. Compliance officers own the audit trail and reports. Auditors get read-only, traceable access. Role-based governance enforces segregation of duties — something IT-only backup tools simply weren't designed for.
Yes. Vaultvec provides immutable, verified backup and recovery across on-prem, AWS, Azure and GCP — plus the compliance layer legacy tools lack.
Vaultvec is architected around 21 CFR Part 11 and GAMP 5, with a tamper-evident audit trail, electronic records/signatures and a validation package available on Enterprise and Global plans.