Regulatory sign-off in minutes, not weeks

AI reads the full artwork (text, images, symbols, and layout) and compares it against the rules of the selected regulations. In Inspack, each finding cites the specific rule it’s based on and suggests a fix.

It depends on three things: how specific the rules are, how current they are, and whether each finding can be checked. Inspack checks against specific provisions, such as FTC Act §5, rather than general categories. Every finding cites the exact rule and links to its source text. Accuracy also improves over time, because accepted and rejected findings refine future reviews in your workspace.

Inspack’s library has 1,000+ checks built on specific provisions, such as FTC Act §5, FD&C Act §403(r), and state cannabis labeling rules. Coverage spans the US, EU, UK, Canada, Australia, and Asia-Pacific.

Inspack follows 100+ regulatory sources and updates the affected rules automatically when requirements change. Our regulatory experts review the rulesets on an ongoing basis, so every review runs on current requirements.

Yes. Upload your team’s interpretations, internal policies, and approved wording, and Inspack applies them alongside its regulatory checks in every review.

No. Inspack pre-screens artwork and handles the routine checks. Reviewers keep the final decision on every finding, and every decision is recorded in the audit trail.

Each finding shows its severity and the rule behind it, so reviewers can quickly separate clear violations from cases that need judgment. Accepted and rejected findings also refine future reviews in your workspace.

Yes. One review checks the artwork against each selected market and shows the results per market, for example that it passes in the EU and UK but not in the US.

No. Each company’s data stays in its own workspace and is used only for that company’s model.