Audience
Medical device manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology organizations, food and beverage producers, chemical manufacturers, automotive suppliers, regulatory affairs teams, quality assurance professionals, labeling specialists, and manufacturing IT departments seeking enterprise labeling, regulatory compliance, product traceability, and automated label management
About Innovatum RONOVA
Innovatum is an enterprise labeling software provider that helps regulated manufacturers manage product labels, regulatory information, artwork, and production printing. Its RONOVA platform combines label design, regulatory data management, approval workflows, serialization, and electronic labeling within a centralized system. The software enables organizations to create and manage label templates, maintain product information, and automatically apply market-specific labeling requirements. Its compliance capabilities support FDA regulations, EU MDR and IVDR, China's NMPA requirements, and Brazil's ANVISA standards. Innovatum provides electronic signatures, change management, version control, and audit trails to help manufacturers maintain traceability and prepare for regulatory inspections. The platform supports integration with enterprise resource planning systems and deployment across individual manufacturing facilities or global production networks.
Pricing
Foundation, from approximately $40,000 per year: a single manufacturing site putting one validated system in place, with a core set of users and printers and the full control model (change management, audit trail, electronic signature).
Performance, from approximately $150,000 per year: several sites under one configuration, higher user and printer counts, and several markets with destination-driven content.
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Enterprise, quoted on request: a global network with many sites (including contract manufacturers), high printer counts and production volume, and US, EU, Brazil and China requirements in the same product record.
The final price depends on configuration: the number of sites, users, printers and regulatory markets in scope.
Scope is agreed before a quote is issued, so the figure in a proposal is a firm number rather than a range. Adding a site or a market changes the configuration and the subscription, but doesn't require a new deployment.