This issue carries short descriptions of Compound Labs products that turn FDA, EU, and federal accessibility requirements into binders, reports, and runbooks. Each section names who uses the product and what they receive.
What this issue carries
These products turn requirements into documents people can review, sign, file, or hand to a vendor.
DoseTrace
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DoseTrace prepares a DSCSA readiness binder for independent pharmacies. Pharmacy owners get a dated exemption determination, trading-partner verification log, three SOPs, a tracing response runbook, training attestations, and a six-year retention plan. You pay $99 once after a fifteen-minute intake. |
PartsProof
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PartsProof prepares Cyber Resilience Act reporting documentation for small hardware and software makers selling into the EU. You receive a scope memo, disclosure policy, security.txt, vulnerability-handling SOP, CycloneDX SBOM, and 24-hour, 72-hour, and 14-day reporting runbook. The Readiness Pack costs $79 once. |
CivicBinder
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CivicBinder prepares small public entities for the federal ADA Title II deadline. Cities, counties, districts, and housing authorities receive a website audit, complete PDF inventory, Accessibility Policy, public statement, and dated remediation plan in one binder. The Readiness Binder costs $299, or $499 for school districts and entities serving 50,000 or more. |
Multiple shipped products, taken apart, few times a week. What each one does, what it cost to build, what the pipeline behind it looks like, and what the numbers did, read off the repository and the live site, not written from memory. Join the list.
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