MAHs: triage a proposed CMC change
Check whether a proposed change is likely to require Type IA, Type IB or Type II review, identify the source basis to verify, and list the facts still needed before a qualified RA decision.
Use cases
Focused workflows where source-grounded answers save research time without removing expert review.
Check whether a proposed change is likely to require Type IA, Type IB or Type II review, identify the source basis to verify, and list the facts still needed before a qualified RA decision.
Draft a client-ready research outline with source links, legal-weight notes and assumptions separated from confirmed official-source evidence.
Produce a module-referenced checklist for the procedure type, flag missing materials, and separate source-backed requirements from internal SOP items.
Compare proposed wording or safety-driven changes against variation and pharmacovigilance obligations, with source-backed caveats for expert review.
Summarize assumptions, missing evidence, product-information issues and procedure risks from a product scenario before deeper manual review.
Explain a procedure or source hierarchy in plain language while preserving citations, legal weight and the qualified-review warning.