ePI Transformation

Paper leaflets, reimagined as structured digital data.

Electronic Product Information is the future of medication leaflets in Europe. Leaphy is the platform that gets you there — without disrupting your workflow.

Illustration of a paper leaflet transforming into structured digital data

Why ePI

A pan-European push for digital leaflets.

Endorsed by the EMA, EFPIA, AESGP, PGEU and Medicines for Europe — ePI brings clarity, accessibility and safety to every leaflet, in every language.

1 in 3

patients struggle to read paper leaflets due to font size and density.

26

official EU languages — ePI keeps every translation perfectly in sync.

Real-time

safety updates reach patients and HCPs the moment they're approved.

The Leaphy pipeline

From approval to patient — in five steps.

A repeatable, audit-friendly process that turns regulatory documents into structured ePI ready for every channel.

  1. Step 01

    Approved leaflet

    We start from the latest regulatory-approved PDF/Word leaflet from the marketing authorisation holder.

  2. Step 02

    Structured parsing

    Each leaflet is parsed into chapters and fields using our ePI templates aligned with ISO IDMP.

  3. Step 03

    Enriched & stored

    We attach ATC5 classification, structured metadata, language, market and product context. Stored securely on Azure.

  4. Step 04

    Multilingual sync

    Content is delivered in all relevant EU languages, with version control and change tracking.

  5. Step 05

    Multichannel delivery

    Pushed to the Leaphy app, your website, partner channels — or directly via API.

Compliance

Built around the standards that matter.

Our metadata follows the Falsified Medicines Directive (FMD) and ISO IDMP, so every product is identified consistently across markets — and every update is traceable.

  • FMD compliant
  • ISO IDMP aligned
  • EMA-style chapters
  • GDPR by default
  • Azure-hosted
  • Version controlled
Map of Europe with connected nodes

Start your ePI transformation.

Whether you're at strategy or rollout — we'd love to show you what the next generation of medication information looks like.