Use case: competitive intelligence
Know what FDA found at your competitors' sites.
Form 483s, EIRs and warning letters show where a competitor's sites stand with FDA, and how each inspection ended.
The short answer
List the competitor's sites by FEI number, read each site's latest documents, and note any warning letter that is still open. That tells you more about supply risk than any press release.
Find every site
Search the company and its sites by name or FEI number.
See where each site stands
Open warning letters, close-outs and recent 483s, in date order.
Spot the weak systems
See which systems FDA keeps citing at each site.
Track competitors from your AI tools
Ask about any competitor's sites as often as you like, and read the documents behind the findings that matter.
AI connector · best fit
Ask in Claude or ChatGPT
Ask Claude or ChatGPT how a competitor's sites stand with FDA, which inspections ended OAI, and which warning letters are still open.
From $78/month, billed yearly
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The original documents
Read the competitor's Form 483s, EIRs and warning letters themselves.
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Four steps
List the sites
Company filings and labels often name the manufacturing sites.
Read each site page
Check the latest documents and their dates.
Buy what matters
The 483s and warning letters that change your view.
Share with your team
Download the whole order as one ZIP file.
Questions
Can I see a competitor's FDA inspection results?
Yes, for the documents we hold. Search the competitor or its sites by name or FEI number and read the Form 483s, EIRs, warning letters and close-outs.
What does an open warning letter mean?
FDA found significant violations and has not yet issued a close-out letter. It can affect approvals and supply from that site.
Do I need a subscription?
No. Documents are bought one by one, with no subscription. The AI connector for Claude and ChatGPT is a subscription, from $78/month, billed yearly or billed monthly.