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FDA AUDIT SCANS · MSI PLATFORM + EXPERTS

See what an FDA reviewer would catch.
Now, not six months from now.

Your submission package is going to be reviewed against FDA's requirements, line by line. MSI runs that review first, scanning your design and documentation against the requirements a reviewer actually applies, and producing a findings report that mirrors how a reviewer documents gaps. So you can fix the gaps on your own schedule, before the review clock starts.

Scan your submission package

Reviewer-style findings

Findings are phrased the way a reviewer phrases them, and each one cites the requirement it maps to. No vague "improve your documentation", the actual gap, against the actual rule.

Built on enforcement data

The checks reflect what FDA is actually catching, rejecting, and requiring, not just what the written guidance says. The difference between checking against the regulation and checking against how it's enforced.

One connected package

The scan reads your threat model, risk assessment, and SBOM as one body of evidence, the same way a reviewer does. Gaps between documents surface, not just gaps within them.

Why teams use MSI

Find the deficiency before FDA does

A hold letter costs months. Catching the same gap before you submit costs an afternoon. The scan tells you where you stand against the requirements while you can still do something about it.

Every finding is traceable

Each finding cites the requirement it came from and shows the evidence behind it, verified against your documents, or flagged honestly when the support isn't there. You and your regulators can audit exactly why the platform said what it said.

Scales across the portfolio

Run it on every device, not just the one with a deadline. The same scan that pressure-tests one submission keeps your whole portfolio review-ready.

How MSI works

1

Point it at your package

Upload your submission documents, or pull them from your existing collections. No reformatting, no new templates.

2

Scan against requirements

MSI compares your design and implementation against FDA expectations and flags the gaps, aligned to the eSTAR structure your submission will actually move through.

3

Review the findings with experts

Former FDA reviewers (CDRH, the Center for Devices and Radiological Health) help you triage what matters, separate the real risks from the noise, and shape the response.

eSTAR Findings Report De Novo Submission · Cardiac Monitor v3.2 12 Verified 3 Justified 2 Unverified Cybersecurity risk controls documented 21 CFR 807.87(f) SBOM completeness assumption Section 524B Threat model coverage gap — network interfaces AAMI TIR57 Software bill of materials cross-referenced IEC 62304 Every finding cites the requirement it maps to — no ungrounded claims.

What you get

A reviewer-style findings report

An AI-driven design and implementation gap analysis that compares your device against your submission documents, every finding mapped to the requirement behind it.

eSTAR readiness tracking

A guided checklist that mirrors the FDA 510(k) and De Novo submission structure, so you always know how close to ready you are.

Gap tracking and remediation

Identify compliance gaps against the relevant standards and track each one through to closed, progress you can show, not just a list you generated.

Traceable evidence, end to end

Every claim cites its source, and every human reviewer change is captured in an audit log. Built for the clients and regulators who need to audit the audit.

Built on Enforcement Intelligence

Most tools check your package against the regulation. MSI checks it against how the regulation is actually enforced, built on proprietary data about what FDA is catching, rejecting, and requiring, by a team that includes former FDA CDRH reviewers and authors of the guidance itself. Automation for the scan, reviewers for the judgment.

Former FDA CDRH reviewers · eSTAR-aligned · 510(k) / De Novo / PMA · Section 524B aligned · Enforcement Intelligence · Lifecycle maintained

See your findings before FDA does

One scan on your real package. The gaps a reviewer would flag, while you still have time to fix them.

Scan your submission package