A New Look for Trinity: Clearer Websites and a New Post Format

If you follow us on LinkedIn or visit our websites, you may notice that things look different. Over the past weeks we updated the Trinity ReguMed Insight website and changed how our posts look. This post explains what changed and why.

The short answer: regulatory and quality professionals are busy. You should be able to understand what we are saying in a few seconds, find the information you need without a sales call, and book time with us in one click.

What changed on the website

We reorganized www.trinityregumed.net around the questions people ask us most:

Why Trinity ReguMed. What the platform does and how its AI works: AI drafts the wording, FDA records supply the facts, and a qualified person on your team signs off.

Solutions. The regulatory, quality and operations modules, described by the work they support, from device classification to document control and quality events.

ROI. A page that shows the regulatory labor the platform can save, with the assumptions written out. Our conservative estimate is about $12,900 in regulatory labor saved per 510(k). It is a Trinity estimate based on published consultant hours and rates, and individual results vary.

Pricing in the open. Plans and prices are published on our website. Starter is $149 per user per month and Professional is $279 per user per month, with a 30-day free trial and no credit card required. Small device companies should not need three sales calls to learn whether they can afford regulatory software.

Company and FAQ. Who we are, and answers to common questions, on the About and Company pages.

One way to book. Every “Book a walkthrough” and “Request a Demo” button now goes to the same 30-minute booking page, so there is one simple route to talk with us.

Why our posts look different

Our new posts use one consistent format. We made this change for three reasons.

It is faster to read. Most people see our posts on a phone, scrolling between meetings. A headline and three short points can be read in seconds. Paragraphs of text inside an image cannot.

It is consistent. When every post follows the same structure, you learn where to look. A regulatory tip, a product update and a statistic all read the same way, so the content stands out instead of the design.

It shows our work. When a post uses numbers, the source is named in the caption, for example the FDA MDUFA performance report. Images also carry text descriptions for people who use screen readers. That is the same standard we hold the platform to: every regulatory fact should show where it came from.

What stays the same

The content does not change. We will keep sharing practical regulatory tips, lessons learned from more than ten years in regulatory affairs, and updates on Trinity ReguMed Insight. Our captions keep the same structure, with the full explanation, a link to learn more and a link to book time with us.

At OneGlobal Trinity M Consulting, LLC, we believe regulatory information should be clear,

sourced and easy to act on. That applies to our submissions, our software and our posts. Learn more about Trinity ReguMed Insight at https://www.trinityregumed.net.

Book a 30-minute walkthrough: https://calendly.com/trinitymconsulting/30min

We would like to hear what you think of the new format. Leave a comment on LinkedIn or contact us through our website.