Review approves your content before it goes out. We check what is actually live, on your site, your PDFs, your translations, and your distributors' listings, against what was approved, and keep the evidence of every fix.
The wrong sentence looks exactly like a right one.
Each of these reads fluently, and each contradicts what the company approved. Your customer's quality team, a regulator, and an AI assistant all read it the same way.
Spec sheet PDF · Shelf life
Published3 years
Approved2 years
A customer who trusts the spec sheet may use a kit a year past the date on its label.
Sales brochure · Use within, once opened
Published60 days
Approved30 days
The document a lab was handed promises twice the working life the instructions allow.
Campaign page · Intended use
PublishedDiagnostic test
ApprovedResearch use only
One landing page makes a claim the company is not cleared to make, in words nobody flagged.
Of the letters sent to drug and biologic makers, all but five came after the FDA's announcement in September 2025. They cite TV ads, web pages, social posts, and printed materials, and every one is public.
Suppliers to life sciences
Your specsare your customers' inputs
Your customers make manufacturing and quality decisions from what you publish. When a shelf life, material, or sterilization statement disagrees with your validated data, it becomes their deviation, their audit question, and your harder conversation.
How it works
We start where your review ends.
After review, copies multiply: older PDFs stay online, translations lag behind, and a distributor keeps last year's spec. We work alongside the review you already run.
Before publishing · your team
You approve the content.
Medical, legal, regulatory, and quality review decide what may be said, and set the approved specs, claims, and intended use.
After publishing · Blue Prospect
We check what's live, everywhere.
Every page, PDF, translation, and partner listing is read against what you approved. Anything that contradicts it, or claims more than it supports, becomes a finding.
What we check
Everything you publish, against what you approved.
01
Specs
Shelf life, storage, materials, dimensions, standards met, and compatibility, wherever a product is described.
02
Claims and intended use
What a product is cleared or approved for, and any claim your approved source does not support.
03
Risk, storage, and handling
Safety information, warnings, and handling instructions that must appear, and must match.
04
Translations
Every market says the same approved thing, including after the English changes.
05
PDFs and collateral
Spec sheets, brochures, sales decks, and the older files still linked from somewhere.
06
Partner and distributor listings
The pages other companies publish about your products. When one is wrong, we tell you what to ask them to change.
The evidence
Every finding comes with its evidence.
Nothing in a finding is our opinion: it quotes your own page against your own approved source. Whoever fixes it, your team or us, the fix is verified and kept in your portal.
We don't decide what is compliant. Your regulatory and quality teams do. We make sure what you publish matches their decisions.
When they change a decision, the change reaches every surface, not just the one someone remembered.
No. Your regulatory and quality teams decide what is approved and what is compliant. We make sure what you publish matches their decisions, and we keep the evidence.
Does this replace our review process?
No. Your review approves content before it goes out. We check what is actually published afterward, everywhere it appears, and again whenever anything changes.
Which content do you check?
Your website and landing pages, your PDFs and other collateral, your sales materials, your translations, and the listings your partners and distributors publish about your products.
What happens when a distributor's page is wrong?
We show you the page, the sentence, and the approved spec it contradicts, and draft the correction for you to send. Only the distributor can change its own page, so the finding stays open until it matches.
Do you work in other languages?
Yes. Every market is checked against the same approved source, so a change in English is followed into each translation.
How you start
See your own findings first.
A first read of a few of your pages is free, and it comes before you commit to anything.
How it starts
01A first read
A few of your pages, free. No source needed, nothing to connect.
02Findings
Your portal opens, with findings on everything you publish from day one.
03Your source
Your approved specs, claims, and labeling, defined with you.
04Watch or Run
Fix from the findings yourself, or let us carry every change everywhere.