Built by operators.For regulated industries.
Unifize links your systems and your people. Changes, problems and approvals get an owner, a clock and the evidence, so decisions are made right and fast.
We built Unifize after years of running the plants ourselves.
We ran manufacturing businesses. Our systems held the results. The work that produced them happened in email, meetings and spreadsheets, between departments, with nobody owning it.
That is where launch dates slipped, audits went badly and the same problem came back. We could not buy a fix, so we built it.
Meet the people who lead Unifize.

Ben Merton
Co-founder and Chief Executive
Ben spent 15 years running manufacturing businesses in the US, China and India that supplied precision-engineered parts and materials to automotive, aerospace and life sciences companies. That meant living inside customer audits, supplier qualifications, change approvals and nonconformance reports every week.
He saw how much engineering and quality time went into chasing documents and sign-offs instead of making better products, and he started Unifize to give manufacturers one place where that work runs itself.
Education- Physics, Imperial College

Lakshman Thatai
Co-founder
Lakshman comes from a manufacturing family and has spent most of his career on factory floors. In the TTK group he was President of Manttra Inc., a kitchen appliance maker selling into the United States, General Manager of Projects at TTK Healthcare, a pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturer, and Head of the TTK Foods division, where he built the hygienic, shelf-stable pani puri business that is now an industry category worth around 500 million dollars a year.
Each of those businesses had to prove to regulators and customers that its processes were under control, and each ran that proof on paper and spreadsheets.
Education- Aerospace, Cornell University

Jan Grothusen
Chairman of the board
Jan has spent his career building and running engineering businesses in safety-critical industries. He was Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Guidance Marine, a United Kingdom manufacturer of positioning sensors that keep ships and offshore vessels exactly where they need to be, where a fault can cost lives. He led the company through its 2017 sale to Wärtsilä, the Finnish marine and energy technology group, and then ran it as Managing Director inside Wärtsilä.
He brings to Unifize’s board the view of someone who has lived with certification, traceability and customer audits as the price of entry to a market.
Education- Computer science, Cambridge
- Robotics, Oxford
These companies already run their work on Unifize.
Unifize is ready for your security, validation and procurement reviews.
SOC 2 Type II
Our security controls are audited every year. The reports are in our Trust vault.
Open our Trust vaultSignatures an inspector accepts
Every approval carries a 21 CFR Part 11 signature: who, what, when and why.
Validation you can finish
We validate the platform and each product once. You validate only what you configure.
Available on Microsoft Marketplace
Works with SharePoint.
Unifize is built for medtech, automotive and aerospace manufacturers.
You start with one process, not a rollout.
Pick one process
The one that hurts most: a change that is always late, a problem nobody can count, a finding on the table.
Run it with us
We set it up with your people in the room, on top of the systems you keep. Nothing moves.
See the first number in 30 days
Plus a confirmed map of who approves what. Both are yours to keep.
Your first process runs on one of these products.
Quality management
Non-conformance, corrective action, audits and supplier quality.
QMSDocument management
Document control, change control and training.
DMSProduct lifecycle
Specifications, design controls and risk analysis.
PLMManufacturing execution
Work orders, travelers, first article and batch records.
MES
We work from Palo Alto and Bangalore.
Pick an office to see the street.
Practitioners. Not a consultancy.
Bring the process that hurts most. We will run it with you, live, in 30 minutes.






