Ingredient definition and characterization
NoQuestionsAI checks whether identity, composition, specifications, and analytical support describe the notified substance with sufficient precision.
Risk Assessment
NoQuestionsAI uses NOQIntelligence™ to evaluate dossier completeness, evidentiary support, internal consistency, and likely FDA-facing review friction. The result is a practical gap analysis for improving the record before submission pressure begins.
NOQIntelligence™ matches dossier content against relevant GRAS precedent and recurring review patterns.
GRAS notification readiness depends on how identity, manufacturing, specifications, intended use, exposure, safety, and regulatory history work together. NoQuestionsAI evaluates those dependencies and shows where an apparently complete record may still invite questions.
NoQuestionsAI checks whether identity, composition, specifications, and analytical support describe the notified substance with sufficient precision.
NoQuestionsAI looks for gaps between the manufacturing narrative, specifications, impurities, process controls, and the substance evaluated for safety.
NoQuestionsAI evaluates whether food categories, use levels, intake assumptions, and cumulative exposure logic form a coherent basis for review.
NoQuestionsAI identifies unsupported conclusions, missing study context, uncertain read-across, and places where the safety narrative may need stronger explanation.
NoQuestionsAI does more than assign a general risk label. The Risk Assessor connects each signal to the affected dossier section, explains why the issue matters, and identifies the next work needed to strengthen the record.
A self-affirmed GRAS conclusion may contain substantial scientific support without being organized for FDA notification. NoQuestionsAI evaluates how closely the existing record aligns with a notification-ready dossier and where additional substantiation or restructuring may be required.
NoQuestionsAI provides a decision-support assessment, not a legal determination or guarantee of FDA response. Qualified regulatory, scientific, and legal professionals should review the final GRAS basis and notification strategy.
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