Esko launches Verify Comply

Esko and GlobalVision have introduced Verify Comply on October 18, an AI-powered compliance assistant that reviews artwork, labels and packaging against regulatory requirements and internal brand standards, as the first joint product since Esko acquired GlobalVision earlier this year.

Verify Comply is available within the Esko WebCenter packaging management platform and as a standalone product. It combines document understanding with centralized, reusable rulebooks that teams can use to standardize reviews across products, markets, agencies and packaging suppliers, rather than relying on manual, fragmented compliance checks.

'Verify Comply represents more than the combination of two products. It reflects the coming together of Esko and GlobalVision's complementary strengths to solve one of the industry's most persistent challenges: how to move packaging to market faster without compromising quality or compliance,' said Srinivas Kuppa, chief product officer at Esko.

Teams can create and maintain rulebooks that codify regulatory requirements, brand standards and packaging specifications, then apply them across SKUs, markets and production workflows. The AI interprets elements such as claims, nutritional and supplement facts, allergens, panels and copy, and compares the artwork against the defined requirements to flag missing, incorrect or non-compliant content. WebCenter customers can run the rulebooks and checks directly within existing workflows and against packaging data stored in the platform.

'Compliance reviews have become a major source of complexity for packaging and labeling teams. With increasing regulatory requirements, expanding product portfolios and pressure to get products to market faster, teams need a smarter way to identify risks before they become costly errors,' explained Jonathan Rossy, director of the GlobalVision product line at Esko. 'Verify Comply uses AI to automate and strengthen compliance verification, helping teams reduce manual review effort, improve accuracy and accelerate the path from artwork creation to approved packaging.'