Automate Regulatory Research Across Every Market

Reglyr's knowledge graph spans food safety regulations including FDA, EFSA, FSANZ, and SFA, as well as product safety regulations such as GPSR, CE Directives, and REACH, plus cross-cutting regulations covering packaging, EPR, and environmental claims. Every answer is sourced to a primary regulatory text, so your team can verify the basis of any compliance verdict rather than relying on a black-box output.

Manual tracking requires a team member to monitor each regulatory body, read new publications, and determine which products are affected — a process that scales poorly across multiple markets. Reglyr's continuous monitoring layer watches all covered domains simultaneously, auto-flags affected products when rules change, and propagates updates through existing compliance records, removing the dependency on individual expertise or bandwidth.

Yes. Reglyr operates as shared infrastructure across food and CPG compliance, cosmetics and beauty compliance, and physical goods compliance. All three verticals share the same regulatory knowledge graph and evaluation engine, so teams managing both food and cosmetics portfolios can automate regulatory research across both domains from a single platform without managing separate tools.

Reglyr automates the high-volume, time-consuming parts of regulatory research — sourcing applicable rules, screening ingredients, mapping regulations, and monitoring changes. This allows your compliance team to redirect their expertise toward strategic decisions, novel regulatory questions, and market entry planning rather than spending time on document retrieval and manual cross-referencing.

The starting point is a product upload with your category-specific attributes — ingredients and nutrition profiles for food products, or materials and safety documentation for physical goods. From there, Reglyr maps your product to every applicable regulation in your target markets and delivers verdicts. The consultancy team can also support onboarding for more complex regulatory situations or portfolio-wide implementations.