Cruxi offers an AI-powered platform for streamlining medical device regulatory submissions, including FDA 510(k), De Novo, and PMA. They provide expert guidance and automated compliance checks.
Cruxi provides an AI-powered regulatory platform designed to simplify medical device submissions for FDA and global markets. Their services cover a range of regulatory needs, from FDA 510(k) and De Novo Classification Requests (eSTAR) to Q-Submissions, 513(g) Requests, PMA Supplements, and Humanitarian Device Exemptions (HDE). The platform features AI-driven workflows, automated compliance checks, and expert guidance to ensure efficiency and accuracy throughout the submission process. Cruxi aims to be a comprehensive solution for all regulatory requirements, offering 14 distinct services. They emphasize intelligent automation and expert support to navigate complex regulatory landscapes.
About
**Who they are** Innovatum — ROBAR (HL7 SPL + upload to GUDID) is a life sciences labeling software and consulting services company with over two decades of industry focus. They specialize in providing end-to-end solutions for FDA-regulated pharmaceutical, medical device, and biotechnology manufacturers.
**Expertise & scope** * Manages regulatory data as a Regulatory Information Management System (RIMS) and integrates it with Product Information Management Systems (PIMS) for label printing. * Facilitates the bidirectional process of regulatory data submissions and approvals using technologies like HL7. * Offers hosted or on-premises labeling solutions. * Provides regulatory data management and submission services. * Supports GUDID submissions, noting the GUDID Web Interface is practical for companies with fewer than 100 SKUs, suggesting a need for more robust approaches for larger catalogs.
**Reputation / proof points** * ISO 9001:2015 Certified * Known for consistent, extraordinary support, with support provided by project managers who implement the product.
Additional information
Innovatum's ROBAR Enterprise Label Management System is designed for FDA-regulated entities. They emphasize their dedicated support model, where phones are answered by project managers, aiming for rapid problem resolution. Their systems are available in on-premises, hosted, or SaaS configurations, with hosted and SaaS solutions being single-tenant to ensure security and minimize business interruptions. Information on the effective use of the ROBAR system is delivered directly to customers under maintenance, avoiding reliance on external support blogs or user groups.
Manages regulatory data as a RIMS and integrates with PIMS for label printing.
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“ROBAR MDM can be used to effectively manage regulatory data as a RIMS and provide it to ROBAR Labeling along with PIMS data for use in label printing.”
Facilitates bidirectional regulatory data submissions and approvals using technologies such as HL7.
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“Managing the bidirectional process of regulatory data submissions and approvals using requisite technologies such as HL7 and others.”
Offers dedicated, tier-one support provided by project managers.
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“all support is tier one level provided by project managers who implement the product”
Certifications & Trust Signals
Over two decades of focus on life sciences labeling.
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“tightly focused on life sciences labeling for more than 2 decades.”
Buyer Snapshot
Best for
FDA-regulated pharmaceutical, medical device, and biotechnology manufacturers
Companies needing to manage regulatory data for labeling and submissions
Organizations seeking robust solutions beyond basic GUDID web interface entry
How engagement typically works
Direct support from project managers
On-premises, hosted, or SaaS deployment options
Direct delivery of system usage information
Typical deliverables
ROBAR Enterprise Label Management System
Regulatory Data Management
HL7 SPL generation and submission support
GUDID submission capabilities
Label printing data integration
Good to know
Best when requiring integrated regulatory data management and labeling solutions.
Consideration for companies with over 100 SKUs needing a more robust submission approach than the GUDID Web Interface.