Omni Octa detects regulatory events, enforces obligations in real time, and builds your audit trail automatically — before the auditors find what your team missed.
The average mid-size medtech company spends millions keeping up with regulatory obligations — manually, after the fact.
Every tool in the stack does something — but none detect compliance events, enforce obligations, or maintain compliance state.
The layer no existing system provides — detect, reason, interact, enforce, verify. Starting with medical device design controls.
Explore the platform — click through design control event detection, regulatory reasoning, DHF tracking, and the cryptographic audit trail.
We've mapped four stages of compliance maturity across regulated medtech companies. Most teams building toward FDA 510(k) or EU MDR land at Integrated — and stay there longer than they expect.
At this stage, compliance is triggered by external pressure — an upcoming audit, a customer request, or a regulatory submission. Design decisions are made in engineering tools and never reach the QMS. Documentation is assembled retrospectively, and gaps are discovered by auditors, not by the team.
The QMS is in place — SOPs are written, design controls are documented, and the team has been trained. But engineering tools and the QMS remain siloed. Compliance is the QA team's job, not the engineer's. Design changes get captured, but only after someone remembers to update the documentation.
At this stage, engineering and compliance are aware of each other. Jira tickets reference QMS items, change orders trigger email threads, and the QA team actively monitors design activity. But the bridge between systems is human — and it breaks under pressure. Design events are captured, but with delays, inconsistencies, and QA overhead that scales with headcount rather than automation.
At this stage, every engineering action is a compliance event — and every compliance event is handled automatically. Design changes trigger obligation mapping, DHF updates, stakeholder requests, and enforcement gates without human initiation. The QA team focuses on judgment, oversight, and strategy rather than coordination and document chasing.
We're working with a focused group of medtech teams building toward FDA clearance or EU MDR. If that's you, we'd like to talk.
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