Global Regulatory Intelligence for Pharmacovigilance (GRIP)
GRIP offers a unique and comprehensive solution for PV regulatory intelligence, emerging as a groundbreaking force in the field of pharmacovigilance. It provides a clear path through regulatory intelligence.
GRIP stands out in the market with its unique approach to managing global PV requirements
Unique, Cost-Effective Solution
A one-of-a-kind subscription service that is simple and straightforward, maintaining current and cumulative progress logs of actionable intelligence.
Reduce Effort
An automated process to access comprehensive regulatory documents and existing ‘rules,’ ensuring regulatory compliance and access to rules and trends in both emerging and regulated markets.
Join an Established Network
Stay ahead of compliance in this challenging industry with timely and accurate collection, analysis, and dissemination of global regulatory requirements. Understand their potential impact on existing PV processes, update processes, and improve compliance.
A unique offering of Pharmacovigilance regulatory intelligence services
Global Reach
Access regulatory documents and established ‘rules’ for over 160 countries and counting, ensuring regulatory compliance and access to rules in both emerging and regulated markets.
Game-Changing Technology
HALOPV provides a compelling user interface to manage regulatory records efficiently, offering a monthly review of PV regulations across all PV domains with customizable frequency, using a validated tool with an audit trail.
GRIP Service
Utilising web scraping technology, our team screens regulatory requirements in over 160 countries, so that you don’t have to. These records are reviewed and quality checked by experienced regulatory professionals before being added to our validated system. We provide a monthly summary report and clarify any unclear regulations directly with health authorities.
Networking and Collaboration
Additional benefits of GRIP include opportunities to network, share opinions, and ask questions with peers and regulatory agencies.
