International laboratory and IVD support

Build the evidence behind a reliable diagnostic service.

AssayIQ works remotely with laboratories and diagnostics teams beyond the United States on technical studies, quality systems, documentation, and operational decisions. Every engagement starts with the country, product or test, intended use, and the standards that apply.

Four ways to work together

From a single study to a coordinated launch.

Choose a focused deliverable or combine services into a phased program. Your authorized scientific, clinical, and regulatory leaders retain the final decision.

IVD analytical evidence

A diagnostic team needs defensible performance data before a product decision or submission.

Study plans and analysis for precision, measuring interval, method comparison, interference, and other agreed analytical claims. We organize raw data, traceability, acceptance criteria, limitations, and the final technical report.

An evidence package for the manufacturer's scientific and regulatory reviewers.

Laboratory quality and ISO 15189 readiness

An established or expanding lab needs a stronger, more consistent quality system.

Gap assessment, document control, SOPs, internal audit planning, nonconformity and corrective-action tracking, quality indicators, and management review support against the client's applicable requirements.

A prioritized action register and organized evidence for the chosen accreditation pathway.

Market-entry evidence planning

A laboratory or diagnostics company wants to serve a new country but the evidence and decision owners are scattered.

Inventory the intended use, test claims, existing studies, quality records, labeling inputs, and jurisdiction-specific questions. Coordinate a review with qualified local regulatory specialists when the project requires one.

A documented evidence gap map, work plan, and owner list before a filing decision.

Launch, software, and audit execution

An instrument, method, or information system is ready to install but the acceptance evidence is incomplete.

Implementation requirements, vendor questions, installation and functional checklists, data integrity review, user training records, go-live issue logs, mock audit preparation, and follow-up measures.

A review-ready handoff that shows what was tested, what remains open, and who approves use.

How international projects begin

Country first. Claims second. Evidence third.

Requirements are different for a clinical laboratory, an IVD manufacturer, and a software product. A short discovery review establishes which system applies before we quote a study or build a document set.

Discuss a global project
  1. 01Define the setting Country, intended use, test or product, client decision owner, and timeline.
  2. 02Map available evidence Claims, studies, procedures, quality records, and missing information.
  3. 03Agree on the scope Deliverables, acceptance criteria, review steps, local specialists, and fee.
  4. 04Deliver and hand off Analysis, documented limits, open issues, and an approval-ready record.

Global reach with clear local responsibility.

AssayIQ can deliver remote analytical, quality, and operational work across borders, subject to a project-specific review of data handling and local requirements. Regulatory classification, legal representation, authorized representative duties, submissions, notified-body interaction, and certification require the client's authorized team or an appropriately qualified local specialist. Neither clearance nor accreditation is guaranteed.

Independent learning

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Tell us where you want to work.

Include the country, test or product, current stage, and decision you need to make. Do not send patient information through the form.

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