Regulatory mapping
Target authority, product or facility classification, legal operator and evidence route are defined.
Infinity IVD leads
Infinity IVD connects facility engineering, quality systems, technical documentation and local authority coordination from the first design decision—while every licence, certification and market-authorisation decision remains with the competent authority.
A completed building cannot operate, and an installed production line cannot lawfully release product, until the applicable local requirements are satisfied. Infinity IVD therefore treats regulatory work as part of the project programme: mapping the route, preparing the contracted evidence, coordinating submissions, responding to deficiencies and aligning inspection readiness with commissioning.
Boundary: Infinity IVD manages and supports the agreed process. Certification, registration, licensing and market authorisation remain subject to the competent authority or conformity-assessment body.
The sequence changes by jurisdiction and project type, but the responsibility boundary never remains implicit.
Target authority, product or facility classification, legal operator and evidence route are defined.
Infinity IVD leadsTechnical, quality, validation, labelling, language and local administrative requirements are assembled.
Infinity IVD leadsThe application calendar, authority questions, local representation and controlled correspondence are coordinated.
Infinity IVD managesDeficiencies, corrective evidence, site readiness and inspection logistics are tracked to closure.
Infinity IVD coordinatesThe authority reviews evidence, performs any required inspection and issues its independent decision.
Authority decidesWhere an IVD joint venture and licence structure is legally and commercially appropriate, existing Infinity IVD technical documentation, product and process know-how, validation evidence and training assets can provide the starting basis for local production. Every use remains subject to the target market’s facility, legal-manufacturer, notification, registration and approval requirements.
The diagram shows a reduced development burden, not a guaranteed approval time. The actual route and duration depend on product classification, legal-manufacturer structure, local facility status, authority requirements and evidence acceptability.
Contracted product, performance, risk and quality evidence selected for local gap assessment.
Controlled formulations, process parameters, QC logic and manufacturing instructions within the agreed licence.
Existing approvals and certificates may support the route where the target authority accepts their relevance.
Role-based transfer, pilot production and evidence that the local operator can sustain the controlled process.
| Workstream | Infinity IVD | Investor / JV partner | Local authority |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regulatory dossier preparation | Leads and coordinates | Provides legal and local data | Reviews |
| Authority process management | Tracks and responds | Supports local representation | Inspects and decides |
| JV technical file and know-how | Provides contracted assets | Implements local adaptation | Evaluates notification or application |
| Facility and QMS readiness | Designs and supports evidence | Operates and sustains compliance | Assesses where applicable |
| Final licence or certification | Does not issue approval | Does not issue approval | Sole decision authority |
The readiness review identifies the target authority, applicant structure, available evidence, local gaps, facility obligations and decision dependencies.