Fusion QbD — Automated LC and LC/MS Method Development Software


® PeakTracker™ — Automated UV/MS Spectra Based Peak Tracking


This powerful new UV/MS peak tracking technology automates, optimizes, and simplifies the use of PDA and MS data in LC and LC/MS method development. In addition to PDA spectral data, PeakTracker can utilize 3D mass spectral data for LC Systems configured with the Waters Acquity QDa Mass Detector.


Fast Chemistry Screening Quickly screen multiple column/solvent/pH/gradient


combinations with automated pH prep, full solvent and column valve control, and data chromatogram visualization.


PeakTracker can automatically address these complex separation and tracking challenges: • Auto-deconvolution of partially and completely co-eluted peaks. • Two or more peaks with identical mass data. • Non-ionizable and non-absorbing compounds.


Robust Method Optimization Hyper-accurate simulation chromatograms show changes in your


chromatography in real time as you change method conditions.


Complete QbD Design Space Characterization, Visualization, and Reporting for all Critical


Performance Metrics. Full Method Validation Suite


System Suitability Filter Validation Sample Solution Stability Specificity Accuracy Linearity and Range


Precision Repeatability Intermediate Precision


Detection Limit Quantitation Limit Robustness Verification


All Calculations and Reporting Conform to FDA, ICH Q2(R1) and USP <1210>


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S-Matrix software products are 100% aligned with Quality by Design (QbD) principles and regulatory guidances, scalable from standalone to global networks, and Citrix Ready certified. Perfect QbD software for Analytical R&D, Formulations, Chemical and Process R&D, and Respiratory Drug R&D and QC.


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