Ask anything. Every answer cites its record.
Ask about your own company, a rival or a whole category. The agent reads the governed registers, shows each read as it goes and draws what it found, docked beside your company’s page.
Lumen Vascular
Example
Which predicates do the newest clearances in DQY cite, and has any of them been recalled?
- Clearances in DQY6666 decisions since January 2023
- Their recalls0The three predicates cited most · none on record
Three predicates are cited most by the newest clearances: K230363, the CPS Locator 3D Delivery Catheter, and PendraCare’s Convey guiding catheters K120585 and K132197, each by 2 of the 9 newest summaries. None of them has been recalled.
What it does while you read.
Reads, then answers
Each answer is built from reads of the registers, shown as they happen. Every figure opens the record it came from.
Keeps what it found
A finding worth keeping becomes one line on your company, citing the reads behind it.
Steer it mid-answer
Add a note, change course or stop it while it works. It reads your note at its next step.
Draws what it found
Tables, charts and maps of what it read, beside the conversation.
Knows your company
Every conversation opens with your intake, your competitors and what was kept, so you never explain twice.
Yours, then your team’s
A conversation stays private until you share it with your workspace.
What it keeps stays on your company.
Each kept finding carries its age and the reads that show it. When newer records answer the same question, the finding is marked stale, and you or the agent can let it go.
Kept on Lumen Vascular
Example
- Three predicates carry most of product code DQYCurrentFrom 2 reads · kept 3 Oct
- Four device trials recruit in peripheral diseaseCurrentFrom 1 read · kept 28 Sep
- Two rivals hold MDR certificates, one does notStaleFrom 1 read · kept 12 Sep
Start with your company. The map draws itself.
Twenty questions, one per screen. Every answer becomes a node, and the right records come with it.
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