What is System Release Certificate (SRC) in computer system validation?


 

In Earlier post we understood What is Validation Master Plan, Its content & Regulatory requirement in Computer system validation?


Now in this article we are going to understand what is System Release Certificate (SRC) in computer system validation.


System Release Certificate (SRC) is authorizes the release of System for use in the Production Environment at Location for the users in the department.


The objectives of this SRC are to certify that System has been successfully validated and can be used by the users in the department at Location.


It is essential because it confirms that all project/system has been completed as per regulatory standard mentioned in project plan.

 

This certificate provides confirmation that all activities specified in the validation plan have been completed & all acceptance criteria have been met and the software is ready for deployment.


All system-related documents/procedures will be provided, developed and/or will be revised before SRC in order to ensure that the use, administration, and maintenance of the system will be properly performed during Operational/Maintenance Phase of the System Life Cycle (SLC).

 

System Release Certificate contains System/Application Name, version No & Location where system use.


Release the system in the Production Environment for use by the users by developing, approving, and issuing the System Release Certificate.

 

This SRC for the Project /System indicates that the system has been successfully validated and released for use in the Operating Environment to the users in the respective Department.


Further, this SRC indicates that the Project/System will subsequently be used, administered, and maintained during Operational/Maintenance Phase of the System Life Cycle (SLC).

 

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