We build trustworthy AI for pharma and biotech.

What evidence supports the answer, how it was produced, and what still needs to be checked. Mapae builds AI that can answer these questions.

Our first product, MapRegula, brings together and connects scattered regulations, guidance, inspection findings, legislation and other sources, helping you discover hidden relationships between regulatory documents and gain insights for your review.

The information you need for regulatory review is not all in one place.

Even a single issue can involve regulations, guidance, inspection findings, legislation and other sources scattered across different websites and documents.

Reviewers move between sources to find what is related, then assemble the evidence and insights they need.

When you also need to compare your company’s SOPs and work instructions, understanding the relationships between sources takes as much time as finding the documents.

MapRegula connects scattered regulatory sources through an ontology, so you can follow related regulations, guidance, inspection findings, legislation and other sources around a single topic.

Plus extends these connections to internal documents, including your company’s SOPs and work instructions, so you can use them in your actual workflows.

Meet MapRegula
Connected through an ontology
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A horse on a bronze mapae-inspired medallionAn original contemporary illustration of a horse within a circular credential. This is a brand illustration, not a historical artifact.
A contemporary interpretation of the mapae.

Mapae. Connecting the path to evidence.

The historical mapae gave officials access to post horses to reach their destinations. Today, Mapae connects scattered documents to help you reach the evidence you need.

From regulations and legislation to guidance, from inspection findings to internal documents. Our name and horse emblem reflect this role of connection.

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