by Rina Nir | Apr 8, 2021 | Atlassian Cloud, Electronic QMS, JIRA, managing_capas_in_jira, Speedy PDF
If you are in digital health or clinical research, you’ve likely heard about FDA 21 CFR Part 11 compliance. (Or, if you are on friendly terms, simply “Part 11.”) This regulation is unclear and confusing, which can complicate compliant implementation — especially for... 
by Rina Nir | Mar 16, 2021 | Atlassian Cloud, Electronic QMS, JIRA
Why sign Jira issues with Adobe Sign? When it comes to signing off on Jira Cloud issues, you have a lot of options. We’ve written a comprehensive guide on all the different options. From our article on signing with DocuSign to the quickstart on using our own Speedy... 
by Rina Nir | Mar 1, 2021 | Atlassian Cloud, JIRA, Speedy PDF
See how Speedy external storage protects you from data loss and keeps Speedy free. The Speedy PDF App is used to sign off on Jira Issues, help your team move quickly, and stay on task. However, the app relies on a connection to an external storage location to operate,... 
by Rina Nir | Feb 25, 2021 | Atlassian Cloud, JIRA
Check out our Atlassian Cloud Survey results Atlassian is retiring their Server offerings. Now pharmaceutical industry figures who rely on Jira Server will need to plan for the future. To get a sense of how the pharmaceutical industry is responding to the upcoming... 
by Rina Nir | Jan 20, 2021 | Atlassian Cloud, Electronic QMS, JIRA, Speedy PDF
The importance of your electronic signature’s password protection Like all eSignature apps, Speedy PDF Sign-Offs is designed to replace your wet signature on legal documents. Without them, signing off on issues is a chore of printing a document, signing,... 
by Rina Nir | Dec 17, 2020 | Atlassian Cloud, Electronic QMS, JIRA, Speedy PDF
Find Out How The Atlassian Marketplace Security Bug Bounty Program Protects Speedy PDF Sign-Offs Speedy PDF Sign-Offs is a Jira App for official document sign-offs. It keeps teams running at their best pace by allowing them to sign documents in Jira. No need to go... 