Plan and retrieve
The agent builds country-specific search terms and retrieves comparable products from each selected registration database.

Describe a product to estimate its MFDS pathway, government registration fee, dossier preparation time, review timeline, and likely registration steps.
Use actual country registration records to ground the product and pathway research.
Map the likely class to current country fee schedules and relevant fee line items.
See dossier preparation, official review, and realistic end-to-end planning ranges.
Include intended use, users, patient population, operating principle, contact duration, and whether the device is sterile, measuring, active, implantable, software, or an IVD.
The agent builds country-specific search terms and retrieves comparable products from each selected registration database.
It checks current official sources, suggests the likely class and pathway, and maps them to maintained fee and timeline data.
The result separates dossier preparation from review time and lays out the likely sequence, assumptions, and missing facts.
The estimate uses the current government fee schedule stored for each market. It does not include testing, audits, translations, local representation, consulting, notified-body or conformity-assessment fees unless they appear explicitly in the government schedule.
Preparation time estimates the manufacturer and regulatory teamโs work to create a review-ready dossier. Review time is the published or statutory regulator benchmark. The realistic end-to-end range accounts for common preparation and review delays.
It suggests a preliminary class and pathway using the country scheme, current official sources, and similar registration records. The final classification depends on the complete intended use, design, labeling, and applicable current rules.
Yes. A free run can research up to five markets. Each selected country uses its own classification scheme, registration database, fee table, timeline data, and official sources.