Torrus

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Last Update: 2017-07-13

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Torrus is a universal framework for data series collection and processing. It is a robust and scalable replacement for Cacti, Cricket and MRTG.

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Quality and compliance software for growing life science companies

Unite quality management, product lifecycle, and compliance intelligence to stay continuously audit-ready and accelerate market entry

Automate gap analysis across FDA, ISO 13485, MDR, and 28+ regulatory standards. Cross-map evidence once, reuse across submissions. Get real-time risk alerts and board-ready dashboards, so you can expand into new markets with confidence

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Quality and compliance software for growing life science companies

Unite quality management, product lifecycle, and compliance intelligence to stay continuously audit-ready and accelerate market entry

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