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See which licences a regulatory update affects

Alerts reads each EMA and national update against your portfolio and names the registrations it touches. Atlas holds those registrations, and Workbench checks what the update asks of each one.

The problem

Finding the update is only half the work

EMA and the national agencies publish guidance, Q&As and notices every week. Someone still has to read each one against the product list and decide which licences it touches. Done by hand, that check happens late, or only for the obvious products.

Coverage

Watch the markets you sell in.

Alerts reads only the agencies you pick: here, the 14 feeds Ostra watches. Select a country on the map to add or drop its feed.

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14 of 39 feeds watched

Select a country to watch it. Also watched, beyond the map: European Union, Brazil, United States, Canada, Japan.

How it works

From a published update to a named task

Alerts reads the update

Alerts watches EMA and the national agencies, and reads each update against your registrations rather than a keyword list.

It names the registrations

Each match points at an Atlas record with its procedure and market, such as Desloratadine Ostra 5 mg under PL/H/9999/001/DC.

Workbench checks the detail

Where the reading needs a closer look, Workbench checks your draft against the new guidance and cites both. The approved action lands on the Atlas timeline with an owner.

In Workbench

Check a flagged variation against the new examples

Alerts matched EMA's revised classification examples to two Ostra products. Workbench checks the Desloratadine package before it is filed.

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You09:14 AM

EMA revised its variation classification examples. Does our Desloratadine shelf-life extension still qualify as Type IB, and does anything else in the portfolio move?

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Regunaut09:14 AM
  1. understanding your question…

    Desloratadine Ostra 5 mg · PL/H/9999/001/DC · shelf-life extension

1. Short answer

Yes. The extension to 36 months stays Type IB under B.II.f.1(b), provided the stability data cover the full period. The Infliximab CEP update remains a Type IA under the same examples.

2. Products checked

ProductChangeClassification
Desloratadine 5 mgShelf life extended to 36 monthsType IB, B.II.f.1(b) [D1]
Infliximab 100 mg3.2.S update to CEP revision 01Type IA, unchanged [2]
Ticagrelor 90 mgDCP under evaluationNot affected [Atlas]

3. Before filing

  • Confirm the real-time stability data cover 36 months at the approved conditions.
  • File the Type IB through RMS Poland before the deadline on the Atlas timeline.
  • Keep the Infliximab CEP update on its Type IA route.
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Why Regunaut

Every update read against the products you hold

Matched to registrations

A reading names procedure numbers and markets from Atlas, not a category such as "centralised products".

One proposed action

Each reading ends with one next step, an owner and a date. Approve it and it sits on the Atlas timeline.

Checked before filing

Workbench reads your draft against the new guidance and cites both, so a reviewer can see why the classification holds.

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