PLM Portal Integration
Marketing Authorisation Holders are now required to use the PLM portal's ePI editor — the centralised interface for direct authoring or uploading of electronic product information.
The EMA Management Board adopted a concrete implementation roadmap in March 2026. The rollout is phased by therapeutic area to ensure system stability.
English ePI via the PLM Portal. Centrally Authorised Products in ATC J07 go live — Marketing Authorisation Holders can begin submitting FHIR ePI bundles alongside the existing PDF QRD.
Therapeutic expansion. Oncology products and biosimilars join the voluntary phase, broadening the range of ePI submitted through the PLM Portal.
Hypercare and multilingual ePI. Translation workflows, IRIS eSubmission integration and network-wide operations stabilise across all EU official languages.
EU-wide mandatory ePI under the EU Pharmaceutical Legislation Reform. Existing products migrate on renewal; paper leaflet exceptions apply for hospital-only products and declared public-health emergencies.
The 2026 regulatory landscape necessitates a transition toward digitised product information. These are the focus areas that matter.
Marketing Authorisation Holders are now required to use the PLM portal's ePI editor — the centralised interface for direct authoring or uploading of electronic product information.
Mandatory shift from Word/PDF document workflows to structured FHIR data formats, ensuring interoperability and consistency across the European regulatory network.
Standardised 2D data matrix codes (QR) provide a verifiable link between physical packaging and the corresponding digital ePI.
Provisions for omission of physical leaflets in specific cases — hospital-only medications or declared public health emergencies — provided ePI is accessible.
Move from document-based product information to structured electronic product information.
Adopt the EMA PLM Portal and HL7 FHIR standards across your regulatory operations.
Enable standardised QR / 2D Data Matrix access from the physical pack to the digital ePI.
Support evolving requirements, including eligible paperless labeling scenarios.
We are not waiting for the mandatory date. Our authoring, conversion and submission pipeline is operating against the published EU ePI Common Standard today, benchmarked against the leading commercial platforms (ArisGlobal LifeSphere Regulatory, Docuvera READY! for ePI, myHealthbox eLeaflet).