MedQara

Demonstration

MedQara in use

A ninety-second overview, then ten narrated sequences built on real texts. Nothing is reconstructed from memory: every reference on screen exists in the product or in its source.

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The platform in ninety seconds

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The whole journey, from a text published in the Journal officiel to the moment an auditor asks you for it. The ten detailed sequences reuse these very shots, in full.

A decree in the French Official Journal.

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Seen what it does? The rest happens on your own texts

The ten sequences below detail every screen. None of them will say anything about YOUR scope: that one has to be declared, and it takes two minutes.

What the platform does with a text

01From an official text to an actionable alert

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A decree appears in the French Journal officiel. Its scope is analysed, its criticality ranked, and the three actions it imposes on the manufacturer are set out.

Decree number 2026-730 was signed on 1 August 2026 and published

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02Tuning the watch to your activity alone

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Device segments, standards, markets, and your own business terms. The filter that follows, and the escape hatch that lifts it.

Exhaustive monitoring has one flaw:

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03The watch that comes to you, with nothing to open

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The cadence, the content decided once, the email that arrives with its PDF report and Excel table — and the rule that guarantees no interval is ever skipped.

A watch you have to go and fetch is a watch you end up forgetting.

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What you do with it

04The product record everything else rests on

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Why it is the category and not your commercial name that speaks to the texts, what each technical attribute triggers, and why a standard’s version is the most useful field on the record.

The gap analysis of an alert only means something if the product record exists.

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05Am I concerned, and what is missing from my file

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A cybersecurity advisory aimed at somebody else’s device. The impact analysis, the deterministic gap analysis that cites every source, and the record of what you decided.

A critical alert is published.

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06From alert to audit evidence

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The period, the criticality levels, the scope. The resulting report carries its date, its sources and its author — as PDF, Excel or CSV.

Monitoring is not enough.

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The AI, and what it refuses to do

07Asking a question, and knowing where the answer comes from

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An MDD → MDR transition question. The answer, the sources actually cited set apart from those merely consulted, the audit memo it produces — and what the assistant does not replace.

A regulatory question does not wait for a consultant’s next slot.

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08A regulatory draft, with no invented reference

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Six document types, a short form, a structured draft exportable to Word in your own colours — and the rule that makes it write “to be specified” rather than fill its own gaps.

A post-market surveillance plan.

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If you are not a manufacturer

09Ten clients, ten scopes, one screen

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A consultancy’s portfolio, the selector that drives alerts, report and export, the alert that names the clients concerned — and the consolidation trap that made a stent recall disappear.

A consultant does not follow a device:

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10The fleet you operate, not the file you wrote

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For a healthcare facility: the inventory imported in one go, the whole-word rule, why “pump” is not enough — and the same alert reading differently depending on whether you build the device or use it.

A healthcare facility has no technical file.

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The texts shown in these sequences are genuine and checked against their source: decree no. 2026-730 (JORF no. 0180 of 4 August 2026), MHRA notice DSI/2026/007, Regulation (EU) 2023/607 amending Article 120 of Regulation (EU) 2017/745, and CISA advisory ICSMA-26-225-01. The requirements shown in the gap analysis are those of the platform’s own catalogue, with their original references.

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