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Use case

Impact assessment

Before you commit to a change, do you actually know what it will cost you in documentation?

The challenge

A change is on the table. Someone has to say yes or no. The engineering cost is easy to picture. The documentation cost is invisible until later.

There is no single source of truth for what depends on what. So you commit, then discover the change touched seven documents you did not plan for. The estimate was wrong because half the work was hidden.

What it costs when the file drifts

~1 week

of senior engineering time a single gate prep can swallow

4 months

of a year the average manufacturer spends maintaining documentation

53%

of manufacturers have cut R&D spend under the MDR/IVDR burden

Sources: EU MDR; MedTech Europe MDR/IVDR Survey (2025); BAAT Medical

How our solution helps

Point it at a proposed change.

Our AI companion "Flurina" shows you which documents would become inconsistent if you went ahead. You see the blast radius before you commit, not after. You decide with your eyes open. Assessment in minutes, not days.

See where your file actually stands

Take a change you are weighing right now. Write down every document you think it touches. We will bet you miss at least half.

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FAQ

Any questions? We’re happy to help.

Can it assess a change before we commit?

Yes. It shows which documents a proposed change would make inconsistent, before you decide.

How does it know what depends on what?

It reads the relationships across the file in SharePoint. No manual dependency map to build.

What if it misses something?

Every finding is sourced and you validate it. It is built for MedTech documents, not a general tool.

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