Regaldi
REGALDI  ·  ARCHITECTS OF REGULATED SOFTWARE

Order isn't luck. It's architecture.

Regaldi rebuilds how a regulated business runs: the software, the workflow, the controls, and the demand that fills the floor. Then we put an AI assistant at every operator's shoulder. Over one production engagement, order processing at the operator workstation ran twenty times faster and gross revenue doubled.

20×faster order processing
gross revenue
1,700+active doctors & clinics
One engagement · a seventeen-year compounding practice

The same operation. Before, and after.

This is a seventeen-year compounding pharmacy. Before Regaldi, the work was done by hand and growth was capped by how fast people could type. Toggle the panel to see what changed.

  • Orders move 20× faster, timed with a stopwatch
  • The prescription drafts itself from the sources; the shipment and the charge follow in one motion
  • Each operator amplified by an assistant at their shoulder
  • Exact stock known at every moment
  • Every call answered, transcribed, and turned into a task

Not a plugin. The whole operation.

Putting AI into a business is easy to say. Doing it safely is the work. We do all of it: the processes, the systems of record, the compliance controls, the assistant at every desk, and the demand that fills the floor.

01

Business architecture

We map the operation and rebuild how it runs. Roles, procedures, the order things happen in. Decades of building businesses and running regulated pharmacy, applied to yours.

02

Compliance, engineered in

The governing rule sits at the point of action, not in a binder. A batch cannot advance until it is satisfied of record; a skipped step is not an available action. The inspection becomes a day you are ready for.

03

An assistant at every shoulder

We put an AI assistant beside each operator. It listens, drafts, reconciles, and warns, so the person moves faster and misses nothing. It multiplies the operator. It never signs for them.

04

The systems of record

Bespoke pharmacy ERP and CRM, built on one engineered core and configured to the way you already work rather than imposed as a template. The ERP implements 21 CFR Part 11 natively from the first commit; the CRM preserves the pharmacist's signature discipline at every release. The core is built once; each facility is provisioned on top of it.

05

Positioning and demand

We position the business, build the funnel, and bring the prescribers. A direct-outreach list reaching more than one hundred thousand physicians and clinics feeds the floor; that figure is the reach of the list, not a count of customers.

06

Real-time control

If anything drifts out of spec, you know at once. The operation stays under control, and the record shows the drift before a person has to go looking for it.

No one stands between you and the architect.

Regaldi does not staff offshore teams or deliver through subcontractors of subcontractors. What scales is the platform: a core built once, with the CRM proven in daily production and the ERP awaiting its first facility's activation. What stays senior is the judgment. Two principals stand behind the work, by name. Veronica Taran is a Florida-licensed pharmacist with more than three decades in regulated compounding operations. Adam Sarman holds an MBA and an engineering degree and has spent two decades building and running operating businesses. The engineering is done in-house and verified by the principals before it ships. The platform carries the volume; the licensed professional keeps the judgment, the signature, and the credit.

Two ways in. One discipline.

Whether you run a regulated operation today or are standing one up, the engagement opens the same way, with a written audit, and ends the same way, with the licensed professional holding the signature.

Mode A · Rebuild

A running operation

We audit the existing software estate against your SOPs and Board of Pharmacy expectations, then remediate and rebuild, preserving the way the operation already works.

Mode B · Architect

A new facility

We deliver the systems of record a 503B outsourcing facility needs to operate, native to 21 CFR Part 11 from the first commit, built for the inspection that opens the doors.

  1. 01AuditA written process and compliance audit names every gap against SOPs, the applicable USP chapters, and the Part 11 controls.
  2. 02Architecture planAn architecture and remediation plan, agreed in writing before a line of code is written.
  3. 03BuildBespoke ERP and CRM, fitted to your validated workflows. Simplification precedes automation; automation precedes machine assist.
  4. 04Release & supportThe system ships with its records assembled for inspection day, and the signature, the judgment, and the responsibility kept with your licensed staff.

We take the chaos and the fear out of regulated business, and we give every person who works in one an assistant that never sleeps. So the operation runs calmer and safer, produces more, and the licensed professional keeps the judgment, the signature, and the credit.

We begin where the rules are hardest, in sterile compounding and the 503B outsourcing facility, because a system built to pass an FDA inspection there is built for any operation a regulator can walk into.

See it working.

Bring us your chaos.

Whether you run a pharmacy today or are standing one up, Regaldi will audit the operation, design the rebuild, and put the assistant beside your people. To request a written practice memo, write to the principal at office@regaldi.ai.