POMSnet Aquila MES
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| Fact | POMSnet Aquila MES | RSpace |
|---|---|---|
| Compliance | Quality Management supports 21 CFR Part 11 electronic signatures and records. | Official feature material states GDPR, 21 CFR Part 11 and GLP compliance, plus suitability for NIH Data Sharing Policy requirements. |
| Deployment | Customers can deploy Aquila on-premises or use a SaaS cloud delivery model. | Enterprise customers can choose on-premises deployment or a private AWS instance in a location of their choice. |
| Integrations | POMS says Aquila has standard integration tools for ERP, LIMS, CAPA, training, document management, and asset management systems, plus connectors for devices and process control systems. | The site advertises more than 20 integrations spanning storage, repositories, data-management-plan tools, chemistry, biology, instruments and collaboration software. |
| Intended users | POMS describes Aquila as designed for pharmaceutical, biotech, and cell and gene therapy manufacturing processes. | The company describes its work as serving researchers, research data managers, librarians, stewards, research computing specialists, and policymakers. |
| Support | POMS lists a support phone number of (855) 436 7667 on its product page. | The contact page offers a support team and knowledge base, while Enterprise includes live chat and premium email support. |
POMSnet Aquila MES plans
No prices published.
RSpace plans
- RSpace Open SourceFree
- Team (Academia)$6,000 a year
- Team (Commercial)$12,000 a year
- Enterprise (Academia)$34,000 a year
- Enterprise (Commercial)$34,000 a year
- InfrastructurePriced on request
Pick POMSnet Aquila MES if…
Aquila is intended for pharmaceutical, biotech, and cell and gene therapy manufacturing processes. It suits teams needing recipe execution, batch records, quality controls, and lot traceability.
Pick RSpace if…
RSpace may suit researchers, data managers, librarians, stewards, research computing specialists, and policymakers who need a shared notebook and research data workflows. Enterprise customers can choose on-premises or private AWS deployment.