AI Regulatory Intelligence That Acts on What It Finds

AI regulatory intelligence refers to using artificial intelligence to monitor, interpret, and act on regulatory requirements across markets. Reglyr applies this through a unified regulatory knowledge graph that maps rules from bodies like FDA, EFSA, GPSR, and REACH directly to your products. Rather than delivering a feed of regulatory updates, Reglyr translates that intelligence into GO/FIX/REVIEW verdicts at the SKU and market level, so your team knows exactly what to do next.

Reglyr's regulatory 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 Passports, and environmental claims; and retailer-specific specifications from Walmart, Amazon, and Carrefour, across multiple international markets simultaneously.

Reglyr's continuous regulatory monitoring layer tracks updates across all domains it covers. When a regulation changes, the platform automatically identifies which products in your portfolio are affected and flags them for review. This means your compliance team does not need to manually cross-reference every update against every SKU — the system surfaces what matters and what action is required.

Reglyr is designed to augment compliance teams, not replace them. The platform handles high-volume, repeatable regulatory intelligence work — mapping rules, screening products, flagging changes, and generating documentation — so your regulatory affairs professionals can focus on judgment-intensive decisions. Reglyr also operates a consultancy practice for organizations that need expert-led support alongside the platform.

Yes. Reglyr's platform is built on shared infrastructure that spans food and beverage, physical consumer goods, and cosmetics and beauty. All three verticals share the same regulatory knowledge graph, compliance evaluation engine, and monitoring layer. This means brands or retailers with multi-category portfolios can manage regulatory intelligence across all product types from one system rather than maintaining separate tools per domain.