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Cut the hours spent gathering regulatory information down to one weekly page. Key facts, implications, and practical check points on a single page, ready to use the moment it is shared.
From data collection to check items.
Automatic collection from global sources
Key regulatory news from FDA Warning Letters and 483s, OpenFDA (open data) and recalls, EMA, MHRA, PIC/S, ECA, MFDS, ICH, WHO, Health Canada, and more, collected automatically every day.
Fact separated from interpretation
Objective facts are kept as written in the source, and editorial insight is clearly set apart by colour and position.
Evidence and signal grading
Every card carries an evidence grade (A, B, C) and a signal tier (1–3) at a glance, to help you set priorities.
Where the weekly brief comes from — the sentences actually cited in inspections
Look up the source records the brief summarises. 4,960 documents and 23,398 findings extracted from FDA 483s, Warning Letters, Canadian and EU inspection reports, and MFDS actions (as of 2026-10-20 — the search page shows today's figures).
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The reference material is always in the library.
GMP guidance, notices, and standards from Korean and international regulators, in 11 catalogues by agency with 534 items in total. Every item links to the official source, refreshed automatically each Monday.
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