The regulatory colleague who always has an answer, and the source behind it
Ask about variations, labelling, safety signals, clinical trials, HTA decisions or a competitor's approvals. Workbench goes straight to the authorities' own databases, legislation and guidance, reads them with your documents, and cites every claim.
What's up next?
What regulatory task can I help you with today?
Map the pathway, dossier requirements, and key dependencies.
○ No documents neededBuild a checklist of documents, submission timing, and next steps.
○ No documents neededFind missing evidence and prioritise gaps before submission.
♧ Attach supporting documentsTurn each question into a response outline with evidence gaps.
♧ Attach supporting documents
How it works
From question to cited answer
Five steps, and you can see each one happen.- 01 · Ask
Pick a task, or type it
28 ready-made tasks, or your own words.
- 02 · Add context
Bring the right sources
Your documents, plus the sources and markets that matter.
- 03 · Clarify
Answer what's missing
It asks before it assumes.
- 04 · Research
Watch it work
Each stage shows while it runs.
- 05 · Check
Verify, then use it
Open each citation, read the warnings, export.
Every question searches the sources a regulator would cite.
Workbench picks the sources that fit the question, reads them with the files you attach, and lists every one it cited under the answer.
Direct database connections, and counting
Approval databases and product registers, adverse event reports, legislation and guidelines, clinical trial registers and HTA appraisals, each queried live.
Regulators within reach
A fee table, a national resolution, a local guidance notice: if an agency has published it, Workbench finds it and cites the link.
Your documents
Attach a dossier section, a change control, a study plan or an SOP. It is read next to the authority sources and cited as D1, D2.
Missing a source you rely on? Tell us which one
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Bring your next regulatory question
Start from a ready-made task or ask in your own words. Every answer links back to its source.