Regulatory Strategy & FDA/EMA Support
We support clients in preparing strategy, documentation and regulatory interactions related to FDA, EMA and applicable procedures. We are not a regulator, notified body or certification body.
When this is needed
- Client-owned submissions need structured regulatory writing
- Technical and clinical content must form one coherent package
- Teams prepare for agency interactions they will lead
- EU and US expectations both matter and must stay explicit
Methodology
- Map the ask — procedure context, audiences, evidence available
- Structure the narrative — what belongs in which document; gaps owned by the client
- Write & iterate — regulatory writing aligned to technical sources
- Prepare interactions — materials for client-led meetings or correspondence
- Hand over — client remains the party of record with agencies
Programme stages: How we work. Regional framing: EU & US support.
In scope
- Regulatory writing and documentation structuring for client-owned submissions
- Support for plans used in client-led agency interactions
- Alignment of technical and clinical content into coherent packages
- Process support consistent with applicable electronic records expectations where relevant
Example deliverables
- Submission-oriented document drafts and structures
- Strategy notes and interaction preparation materials
- Cross-functional consistency reviews
Out of scope
- Acting as FDA, EMA or a notified body
- Guaranteeing clearance, approval or CE marking
- Issuing certificates
- Receiving PHI via the public website
FAQ
Are you partners with FDA or EMA?
No — we are not partners of FDA or EMA. With the client’s authorisation, we can conduct communications with FDA or EMA on their behalf. We also support strategy, documentation and interaction preparation.
Do you guarantee approval?
No. Regulators decide. We focus on documentation quality and readiness.
Related
Device readiness · Selected work · EU & US support · Biotech & pharma
Ready to discuss a programme?
Tell us about your organisation and the type of support you need. Do not send PHI or confidential regulatory packs through the public form.