You can use RegIntelHub in whatever way fits your workflow — actively or passively.

There is no obligation to contribute

Ways professionals use RegIntelHub

You might recognize yourself in one (or several) of these.

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🔎 “I need a quick, sourced answer”

You can use RegIntelHub as a daily reference when you need to check:

• reporting timelines
• country-specific submission rules
• local PV nuances
• differences between post-marketing and clinical trial requirements

Most users come here to verify a requirement quickly and move on.

No account needed to browse.

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🧭 “I have a case — what do I do with it?”

RegIntelHub includes practical reporting tools built from real regulatory data.

They help you think through questions like:

• Is this case reportable?
• Where should it be submitted?
• Within which timelines?

The tools support your decision-making — they do not replace official guidance.

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📰 “I just want updates without searching”

If you don’t want to monitor dozens of authorities, you can subscribe to the weekly PV newsletter.

It includes:

• global regulatory changes
• updates shared in the community
• additions or corrections in the Knowledge Hub

One concise update per week.

No noise.

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✍️ “I could improve or add something here”

Contributing is optional and usually very small in scope.

Typical contributions include:

• adding a missing source link
• updating a timeline after a regulatory change
• sharing a hard-to-find document

Even a single verified update helps the entire community.

Editing is done via a free Notion account, which takes about a minute to create.

Step-by-Step Guides

• How to Add an Answer to a Question in the Knowledge Hub
• How to Add a New Question in the Knowledge Hub

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💬 “I want to see how others interpret this”

You can join the RegIntelHub Community — an open Slack workspace for PV and regulatory professionals.

Some people:

• ask questions
• share regulatory links or country updates
• discuss interpretation of requirements

Many others:

• simply read
• follow discussions
• stay informed quietly

Posting is optional. Lurking is completely fine.

Slack is free and easy to join, and you can participate at your own pace.

How this Slack workspace works

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📨 “I have an update or news to share”

If you come across a useful regulatory update, you can share it in whatever way feels comfortable:

• Post in Slack (#updates-and-requirements or #ask-pv) if you’re happy to share publicly
• Send a Slack DM or email if you prefer lower visibility or privacy

Shared updates may be:

• used to improve the Knowledge Hub
• discussed in the community
• summarized (with sources) in the weekly newsletter

Sharing is optional, visibility is your choice, and only public, non-confidential information should be shared.

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How information stays reliable

RegIntelHub follows one simple rule:

Every answer must be backed by an official source.

This means:

• links to regulatory authority documents
• ideally pointing to the exact paragraph or section
• no speculation or informal practice presented as fact

Information without a source may be corrected or removed to keep the platform trustworthy.

A few important boundaries

To protect both users and the platform:

• no confidential, patient, or company-internal information
• no legal opinions presented as official rules
• no promotional or advertising content

RegIntelHub is a shared professional space focused on clarity, accuracy, and collaboration.