Global Device Registration Dossier Assembly demo
Fourteen country dossiers built from one core file, every value cited, and one change traced to every license it touches. 1:28
What the demo shows
A registration dossier solution: one core technical file, each country's dossier assembled
Agents read the core technical file once, apply each country's rule list and fill a Country Grid: 14 countries by 18 requirements, every cell cited. When a change arrives, the ripple tracer reads what each license names, applies the country's rule and proposes the filing and its date. Regional leads decide and sign their own countries, a second person checks, and agents never send anything to a regulator.
Transcript
- Global Device Registration Dossier Assembly builds each country's dossier from one core file.
- For regulatory teams, where one change touches dozens of countries.
- The Country Grid: fourteen countries, 198 requirements, each cited.
- Agents re-read Rev F and name seventeen gaps.
- China's renewal, due December thirtieth, still has Rev D instructions.
- A second sterilization site arrives; the agent reads every license, and ten countries light up.
- Each shows its filing and date: Korea in seven days.
- Takumi opens the drafted application and reads all four attachments, then signs it with his own password.
- A second person opens the license and the validation, checks the decision, and agents never file anything with a regulator.
- One change, traced to 212 records, each with its reason.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.