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Six modules, one record of what the regulators published
Each module reads official sources on a schedule, detects what changed against the last good snapshot, and links every field back to the regulator record behind it. Where the published data does not support a conclusion, the workspace says so instead of guessing.
Canada compliance
Health Canada medical device licences, devices and recalls
Health Canada's Medical Devices Active Licence Listing (MDALL) is published as a search form, one licence at a time, and archived licences live in a separate listing. MedTech Signal holds both as one searchable history.
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Market intelligence: FDA ↔ Canada
Cross-border market intelligence: FDA authorizations against Health Canada licences
The same device carries a different name, a different company spelling and a different identifier in each country. Matching those records is the work; MedTech Signal does it in the open, with a score and an explanation for every pair.
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Recognized standards
FDA and Health Canada recognized consensus standards, with a change timeline
A standard's edition changes quietly, and the consequence lands on your submissions. MedTech Signal keeps each recognition list as a dated history and tells you what changed against your own portfolio.
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QMSR enforcement
FDA QMSR enforcement: inspection citations, observations and warning letters
The Quality Management System Regulation replaced the Quality System Regulation on February 2, 2026. Enforcement history now spans two regimes, and a citation means something different on each side of that line.
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AI / SaMD evidence benchmark
AI and SaMD evidence benchmark, extracted from FDA decision summaries
FDA's AI-enabled device list tells you which devices were authorized. It does not tell you what evidence supported them. That sits inside decision summaries, as PDFs, one device at a time.
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Watchlists and alerts
Watchlists and regulatory change alerts for the records you own
Regulatory monitoring fails on volume. Watchlists narrow eight regulator sources down to the records your team actually owns, and each refresh reports only what moved.
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