Document Control
Enforced revision history, approval workflows and effective dates. Only the current approved version circulates; every superseded one stays retrievable.
The AI Compliance Officer reads the sources a UK or EU quality lead actually opens, maps every change onto your live documents, and hands QA a finding with the gap, the reference and a suggested edit. A person decides. The trail records it.

The Officer does the reading and the matching. Every decision stays with a named person on the audit trail.
The platform polls the public sources for every workspace. A change lands in your Regulatory Checks list, dated, with its severity.
The change is mapped onto your controlled documents. It says plainly whether it covered every document it matched, or not.
Document, gap, reference, confidence and a current-to-suggested diff. Highlighted in the document text.
Accept into a change request or a new version, reject, or defer. Whichever, the decision and who made it are on the record.
"No impacts found" is only ever shown for a run that finished and covered everything it matched. Anything less says so.
| Source | What is watched | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| EMA | Guidelines, EPAR and news | Watched |
| MHRA | Guidance and safety updates | Watched |
| EUR-Lex | MDR, IVDR and implementing decisions | Watched |
| ICH | Q-series quality guidelines | Watched |
| EudraLex Vol. 4 | EU GMP chapters and annexes | Watched |
| Harmonised lists | EU harmonised and UK designated standards | Watched |
| ISO clause text | Only from your own verified licensed copy, scoped to your workspace | Your copy |
| Rule | What it means for you | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Never self-attests | It never marks a document compliant. That decision is a person’s, on the approval workflow, attributable on the trail | Design rule |
| Citation grounding | A clause is cited only if its text was retrieved from a source we may read for your workspace. No retrieval, no citation | Design rule |
| Licensed text stays yours | ISO, IEC and BS EN clause text is used only from your own verified upload, in a collection scoped to your workspace | Design rule |
| Public law always on | MDR, IVDR, EU GMP, ICH and MHRA guidance are watched for every workspace without a licence | Design rule |
| Every run is on the trail | Completed, incomplete and failed assessments are each written to the audit trail against the update | Design rule |
| On demand as well | Ask for a compliance check, quality review or risk assessment of one document before it goes for approval. The result is saved on the document | Design rule |
| Regulator coverage | UK and EU sources today. FDA is not in the catalogue; ask if you need it | Scope |
The Officer, its regulatory checks and its actions ship with the Growth plan, which is defined and priced but not on sale yet. The Compliance plan sold today includes a read-only AI help assistant for questions about your own records, not the Officer. Early-access customers see it first.
Read-only AI help assistant. The Officer is not included.
The Officer with regulatory checks and actions, plus change control, suppliers, equipment and complaints.
It reads the same controlled documents, training records, deviations, CAPAs and audits the rest of the system keeps, so a finding lands on the record it concerns.
Enforced revision history, approval workflows and effective dates. Only the current approved version circulates; every superseded one stays retrievable.
Role-based matrices, assignment straight from a controlled document, quizzes, and requalification tracked per person.
Logged, risk-assessed, investigated and dispositioned, with a controlled path into CAPA when the investigation warrants one.
Owned action items, due dates, and an effectiveness review that must complete before closure.
Programme planning, checklists, findings and closure evidence. Findings raise CAPAs directly; external auditors get scoped access.
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