##  [Expanding Global Regulatory Coverage for a Consumer Health Portfolio](/success-stories/expanding-global-regulatory-coverage-for-a-consumer-health-portfolio) 

# Expanding Global Regulatory Coverage for a Consumer Health Portfolio

Combining intelligent automation with expert validation to deliver continuous, decision-ready regulatory intelligence across priority markets





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### 81%



coverage achieved across the client’s 855 priority regulatory agencies







### 2100+



regulatory agencies monitored worldwide







### 200+



global markets covered for region-specific regulatory visibility













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## Client Overview



A global consumer health organisation with operations across multiple regions required comprehensive and continuously updated regulatory intelligence to support compliance and business decision-making.

With a geographically diverse portfolio and regulatory teams dependent on information from hundreds of Health Authorities, the organisation needed a scalable way to monitor changing requirements, communications, and policy developments across priority markets.

The client’s objective was not only to expand the breadth of regulatory coverage, but also to ensure that the information received was accurate, relevant, timely, and ready for use by internal stakeholders.











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## Background



Regulatory information was distributed across a wide network of Health Authority websites, each operating with different publication practices, communication formats, update frequencies, and language requirements.

As the client’s global footprint expanded, manual monitoring became increasingly difficult to sustain. Regulatory teams needed to track new regulations, notices, press releases, guidance documents, and other authority communications across hundreds of sources.

Without a centralised monitoring model, there was a risk that important developments could be identified late, interpreted inconsistently, or remain disconnected from internal decision-making processes.

The organisation therefore required a unified regulatory intelligence capability that could combine broad market coverage with the precision and contextual understanding needed for reliable compliance decisions.





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## Services in Scope



![Dashboard Configuration]()

Expansion of regulatory data coverage across priority agencies and global markets



![Regulatory Updates]()

Continuous monitoring of Health Authority websites and communications



![Impact Assessment]()

Automated extraction and categorisation of regulatory updates



![Report Generation]()

Expert verification, interpretation, and relevance assessment



![Workflow Tracking]()

Publication of validated intelligence within Freya.Regulations



![Global Consulting]()

Ongoing maintenance of global regulatory coverage















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![Challenge]()

## Challenge





The client needed to monitor regulatory developments from 100s of Health Authorities across multiple regions, but the scale and diversity of the information made manual tracking impractical.

Each authority followed its own publishing conventions, update frequency, website structure, and regulatory terminology. This made it difficult to establish a consistent monitoring process across markets.

The organisation also required more than simple data collection. Every update needed to be reviewed for accuracy, assessed for relevance, interpreted in the appropriate market context, and made accessible to internal teams in a structured format.

As coverage requirements expanded, the client faced several challenges:



#### Key Challenges

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Limited visibility across a large number of priority agencies





![Data Collection]()

Inconsistent formats and publication practices across Health Authorities





![Assessment Methodology]()

Delays associated with manual monitoring and data consolidation





![Manual Processes]()

Difficulty distinguishing relevant updates from regulatory noise





![Report Generation]()

Increased risk of missed developments across priority markets





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Need for a scalable model that maintained accuracy as coverage grew





The client therefore needed an intelligence framework capable of delivering both global scale and expert-level reliability.









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## Solution



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#### Intelligent Monitoring Across Health Authority Sources

Freyr deployed advanced web-scraping and crawling systems across hundreds of Health Authority websites to continuously monitor regulations, notices, guidance documents, press releases, and other regulatory communications.





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![Automated Regulatory Data Integration]()

#### Automated Data Capture and Categorisation

Regulatory materials were captured in near real time and systematically extracted, classified, and organised by market, authority, and regulatory subject area, enabling faster processing at scale.





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#### Expert Validation and Contextual Interpretation

An expanded team of regulatory Subject Matter Experts reviewed the captured information, validated its accuracy and relevance, interpreted developments within the appropriate market context, and filtered out non-relevant updates.





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#### Unified Regulatory Intelligence Delivery

Validated updates were published within Freya.Regulations through an integrated workflow combining automation for coverage with expert oversight for precision, creating a reliable and scalable source of regulatory intelligence for the client’s global teams.











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## Impact





![Faster Reporting]()

### 81% Priority Agency Coverage

Coverage was established across 81% of the client’s 855 identified priority regulatory agencies.





![Fewer Manual Errors]()

### 2,100+ Agencies Monitored

The expanded intelligence network provided access to regulatory information from more than 2,100 agencies worldwide.





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### 200+ Markets Covered

Regulatory teams gained region-specific visibility across more than 200 global markets.





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### 24/7 Regulatory Surveillance

Automated monitoring enabled continuous tracking of Health Authority communications and regulatory developments.





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### Lower Compliance Risk

Timely access to validated regulatory updates reduced the risk of missed or delayed responses to important changes.





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### Faster, More Reliable Decisions

Centralised, contextualised intelligence enabled teams to assess developments and support compliance decisions more efficiently.