Confirm the route
Establish what applies to the product, how it is classified and which conformity assessment route follows.
Fabola helps medical-device, IVD and AI teams resolve defined regulatory questions with clear scope, deliverables, price and timeline.
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Most regulatory questions fall into one of three areas. Each leads to defined services, with their inputs, deliverables and prices set out on the service pages.
Establish what applies to the product, how it is classified and which conformity assessment route follows.
Work out what clinical, performance or AI validation evidence the intended purpose and claims actually require.
Find out what stands between your current documentation and conformity assessment, and close the gaps that matter.
Most Fabola engagements begin with a defined question.
We agree what question is being answered and what is included.
You know what you will receive and what decision it should support.
Where the scope can be bounded, the price is agreed before work begins.
The delivery period starts when the agreed complete inputs are received.
The engagement ends when the agreed work has been delivered.
If another regulatory problem needs to be solved, we can define the next piece of work. If not, the engagement ends there.
Existing documentation, evidence, QMS work and previous regulatory analysis are reviewed before any new work is recommended.
Defined-scope work starts at SEK 19,000, excluding VAT. The first conversation is free and carries no commitment.
Services and typical pricesA model performing well is not the same thing as a medical device being adequately validated.
Fabola works where intended purpose, datasets, clinical evidence, model performance, lifecycle change and MDR/IVDR–AI Act requirements meet.
Explore AI medical devicesMore validation is not automatically better validation.
The question is whether the evidence supports the intended purpose, the claims, the population and the regulatory pathway.
Explore evidence & validationComparable products and public regulatory information can answer defined strategic questions.
One question, a bounded analysis, primary sources and a clear recommendation.
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Ingela Mauritzon Founder, Fabola
Fabola is led by Ingela Mauritzon, a medical-device regulatory specialist and researcher working at the intersection of regulation, artificial intelligence and innovation.
Fabola also supports larger engagements involving multiple connected workstreams, including:
You do not need to start with a smaller work package first.
You do not need to know the name of the service.
Tell us what the product is, where the project stands and what regulatory decision needs to be resolved.
We will point you toward the most relevant starting point, or tell you if the project needs a broader scope.
Questions about whether a product is regulated, and how, are answered in Knowledge.
Regulatory questions, answeredNo. Tell us what the product is, where the project stands and what regulatory decision needs to be resolved.
We will point you toward the most relevant starting point, or tell you if the project needs a broader scope.
Where the scope can be bounded, yes. The question, scope, deliverable, fee and delivery time are agreed in writing before work starts, and work outside that scope is quoted separately.
Typical prices for each service are published on its service page. All prices are in SEK and exclude VAT.
Services and pricesWhen we have received the complete inputs agreed for the engagement. Each service page lists the inputs it needs, so you know in advance what to prepare.
No. We start from what you already have. Existing documentation, evidence, QMS work and previous regulatory analysis are reviewed before any new work is recommended.
Yes. MDR or IVDR remediation, technical documentation, CE-marking execution, Notified Body interaction, regulatory programme leadership and ongoing support can be scoped as a broader engagement.
You do not need to start with a smaller work package first.
Tell us what the product is, where the project stands and the decision you need to make.
We will propose a defined piece of work, or tell you if the project needs a broader scope.
The first conversation is free and carries no commitment.