Set up partner access
Request partner access once — the DAT Supply team reviews the request and confirms how referred projects are tracked.
Regulatory and compliance consultants aligning formulations, claims and documentation per target market.
Regulatory and compliance consultants aligning formulations, claims and documentation per target market.
Request partner access once — the DAT Supply team reviews the request and confirms how referred projects are tracked.
Submit each client project as it comes in. Formulation, format and target market are scoped against the brief, same as any direct order.
Stay in the loop through formulation, packaging and documentation review — or hand off once the brief is placed.
A regulatory or compliance consultant is hired to reduce a client's exposure — checking that formulations, claims and documentation hold up against a target market's expectations. That review depends entirely on the manufacturing side producing documentation consistently enough that the consultant's sign-off still holds once a product actually ships, not just on paper during the review stage.
A supply-side relationship gives that documentation a consistent source. Instead of reconciling paperwork from a different manufacturer on every client engagement, a compliance consultant working against one catalogue sees the same documentation pattern each time, which makes the consultant's own review process faster and more repeatable across clients.
That trade-off compounds across a consulting practice. A consultant who reviews the same documentation pattern across multiple client engagements builds a more reliable review process than one reconciling a different manufacturer's paperwork for every new client.
Two shapes fit compliance consulting work. A referral: the consultant introduces the client, then reviews the resulting documentation independently once it is issued. A co-managed project: the consultant stays engaged through the documentation handoff at each order stage, checking formulation, labelling and claims alignment as the project moves from brief to production rather than only at the end.
Both shapes share the same order route: a brief, then samples, then production, with documentation released by order stage. Personalisation on an existing formula sits inside the Make it Yours boundary — approved flavour, colour and shape changes — while a change to actives, dosages or claims becomes a separately scoped Custom Formula R&D conversation that a compliance consultant would want to review before it proceeds.
Whichever shape a consultant chooses, partner access is requested once. Every client review afterwards is scoped and submitted individually, so a consulting practice covering several clients doesn't need repeat approval each time.
A compliance consultant's first referral goes smoothly when three things are agreed before the brief is sent to production, ahead of the first documentation exchange.
Either — a referral has the consultant review documentation independently once issued, while a co-managed project keeps the consultant engaged through each documentation handoff from brief to production.
Yes — samples precede any production order, and supporting documentation is released by order stage, giving a consultant a physical reference alongside the paperwork before a client proceeds.
Flavour, colour and shape changes on an existing formula sit inside Make it Yours. A change touching actives, dosages or claims moves into a separately scoped Custom Formula R&D conversation worth reviewing early.
The brand owner. A compliance consultant's review informs the client's decisions, but final label and market-compliance responsibility, and sign-off, remain with the brand throughout the project.
Request partner access once. From there, each client review is submitted individually against that client's brief, whether the consultant refers it or stays engaged through documentation handoff.
Request partner access, or submit a referred project directly — our team reviews every request.