Overall score
A single Review Readiness Score for the article.
AI-powered review readiness assessment
Know within 48 hours whether your publication is likely to encounter Medical, Legal and Regulatory challenges — before committing valuable reviewer time.
SecureChek AI is a readiness assessment. It does not perform, approve or replace MLR review.
Review Readiness Report
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Review Readiness Score
Risk rating: Medium
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A two-minute explanation of how a Review Readiness Assessment answers that question before your reviewers open the file.
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The problem
The science is ready long before the approval is. Every week in the queue is a week the evidence is not in front of a physician.
Peer-reviewed evidence is finally in print.
The data answers questions physicians are asking.
The article joins a queue behind everything else.
Reviewers re-read the label, the SmPC, the references.
The evidence sits, unusable, in a shared drive.
The moment of clinical relevance has moved on.
By the numbers
Figure being validated
Varies by organisation
From submission
Why traditional MLR takes so long
Reviewers read a journal article line by line and cross-check each statement against labeling, references and promotional guidance. It is careful, necessary work — and it is slow.
SecureChek AI
Performs this comparison automatically, then hands reviewers a ranked list of what to look at.
Reviewers keep the judgment. The cross-referencing is done before they start.
How it works
Seven steps from submission to deployment. The first five happen inside 48 hours.
Upload the journal article or ePrint through a simple form.
Every statement of efficacy, safety and use is extracted.
Each claim is matched to label, SmPC and references.
An overall score and risk rating within 48 hours.
Evidence-linked issues, ranked by severity.
Your reviewers apply professional judgment where it matters.
Approved evidence reaches HCPs sooner.
The product
One document, delivered within 48 hours of submission, that tells you whether this is likely to fly.
Review Readiness Report
Illustrative72
Review Readiness Score
Risk rating: Medium
A single Review Readiness Score for the article.
Low, medium or high, with the reasoning behind it.
Each potential MLR challenge, ranked by severity.
The exact passage in the article that triggered the flag.
The clause of the approved labeling it conflicts with.
Where human attention will pay off most.
Red Flags
Illustrative examples. Red Flags are indicative findings for human review — they are not approval decisions.
Article discusses use in COPD. The product is only licensed for asthma maintenance.
The article implies superiority. The evidence cited supports equivalence rather than superiority.
Product tour
Four steps, one outcome: a confident decision about whether to spend reviewer time.
A short form: the article, the product, the approved labeling set.
Submit — interface preview
Inside the product
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Submission form
Review report
Review Readiness Score
Red Flag report
Future dashboard
Business value
Qualitative outcomes reported by teams working through reprint approval. Quantified figures will be published once independently validated.
Reviewers start with the issues, not the cross-referencing.
Problems surface before internal review time is committed.
Approved reprints reach HCPs closer to publication.
Fewer late-stage changes after production work is complete.
The same label-alignment standard applied every time.
A repeatable readiness check across markets.
Scope and boundaries
Instead, it helps reviewers focus attention where it matters.
Applications
ePrint validation is the first application. Others follow as each solution area is released.
A 48-hour Review Readiness Assessment for journal articles and medical reprints.
Available nowPre-MLR review of congress content before it reaches your reviewers.
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We will show how a Review Readiness Assessment answers one question in 48 hours: is this ePrint likely to fly, or not?