The AI Agent for Global Regulatory Compliance

An AI agent for regulatory compliance autonomously monitors regulatory frameworks, maps requirements to specific products, and produces actionable compliance verdicts without manual research. Reglyr's AI agent works by ingesting product attributes, querying a unified regulatory knowledge graph spanning food safety, product safety, cosmetics, environmental regulations, and retailer specifications, and returning GO/FIX/REVIEW verdicts per market — along with generated documentation such as risk assessments, technical files, and translated labels.

Reglyr's knowledge graph spans food safety regulations including FDA, EFSA, FSANZ, and SFA; product safety regulations including GPSR, CE Directives, REACH, and EN standards; cross-cutting regulations covering packaging, EPR, ESPR, and Digital Product Passport requirements; and retailer-specific specifications for major retailers including Walmart, Amazon, and Carrefour. Coverage spans food, cosmetics, and physical goods categories from a single unified platform.

Reglyr continuously tracks regulatory updates across all domains and jurisdictions it covers. When a regulation changes, the platform automatically identifies every product in your portfolio affected by that change and flags them for review. It also propagates any required documentation updates, meaning your compliance records stay current without your team needing to manually cross-reference each change against each SKU.

Reglyr is designed to automate the high-volume, repeatable elements of compliance work — monitoring updates, screening products, generating documentation, and maintaining audit trails. It augments compliance teams by handling research and documentation tasks that currently consume most of their capacity. Reglyr also operates its own consultancy practice for organizations that require expert-led support on complex or novel regulatory questions alongside the platform.

Reglyr generates Declarations of Conformity, technical files for authority inspection, structured risk assessments with risk matrices, and product labels translated into 40+ languages using approved regulatory wording. For food and cosmetics products it also generates compliance reports covering ingredient status, claim validation outcomes, and label gap analyses — all traceable back to the source regulations that informed each output.