Connect scattered regulatory documents. Discover new insights.

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.

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Start with a category. Find your source.

Choose legislation, guidance or inspection records, then follow the source’s own categories. Or search by title, identifier or source text.

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Three steps.
One reviewable trail.

1

Browse or search

Choose a source category, search a title or identifier, or find an exact phrase within one source family.

2

Explore related sources and context

Explore related regulations, guidance, inspection findings, legislation and other sources around a single topic. Follow the relationships between documents to uncover context that is difficult to see in any one document, and find the evidence you need for review.

3

Check the original passage

Use the available source location and official publication to review the surrounding wording.

Regulatory data for your applications and AI tools.

Connect regulatory data to your applications through an API, or make it available to your AI tools through hosted MCP.

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API for your applications

Query regulatory documents, source passages and connected references from your software and data workflows.

Hosted MCP for your AI tools

Connect compatible AI assistants and agents to a Mapae-operated MCP server for regulatory search and source retrieval.

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Build your company’s regulatory digital twin.

Connect SOPs and other internal documents to MapRegula’s regulatory data. Add the context of your sites, products and processes to build your company’s regulatory digital twin.

See how the digital twin takes shape

From internal documents to a change-impact review

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