Meridian Trace — Medical Device Registrations

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npx agentmarket install connector/meridiantrace-com-medical-device-registrations

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What this server can do and what it asks for, from its tool list and install config. Checked Oct 25, 2026.

Tools

11 read · 0 write · 0 delete · 3 not yet classified

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1 (API keys, tokens or passwords)

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Tools (14)

As the server listed them on Oct 25, 2026. Descriptions are the server’s own words; hidden characters are shown as [U+…].

• check_issue

  Where a report you filed with report_data_issue stands — Received, Looking into it, Fixed, Not changing or Already reported (with the reference it repeats) — and Meridian's reply, if any. Only the API key that filed a report (or another key on the same account) can read it. Needs an API key.

• classify_device

  RUNS WITHOUT AN API KEY (anonymous callers see the top 3 FDA product codes and the full per-market risk table — a free key unlocks the rest). Classification view of a device type: the GMDN hierarchy it sits in, the FDA product codes it maps to with how many devices carry each, and — the part not published anywhere — how the SAME device type is actually risk-classed market by market, with the sample size behind each. Risk class is not portable: a device type can be modal High in Canada and modal Medium in the EU and Singapore, which changes submission route, evidence burden and timeline. Observ…

• find_distributors

  RUNS WITHOUT AN API KEY (anonymous callers see the top 3 per market and are told how many more matched). WHO COULD SELL A DEVICE IN A MARKET — the question a company entering a market actually has. Give it a market and, optionally, a device type or clinical area; it returns the local distributors and importers who hold registrations there, what clinical areas they cover, how many markets they operate in, and a sample of the lines they already carry. Strongest across Asia, where the registry names the local partner rather than the manufacturer and this relationship is not published anywhere els…

• find_predicates

  US 510(k) predicate lineage, from the predicates actually cited in each clearance's own summary document — not a similarity guess. 64,567 clearances, 1992-2026. By k_number: what that device cited, AND which later devices cited IT as a predicate — the reverse direction shows whose clearances rest on your device and how contested a space is. By product_code: the predicates that code leans on most, ranked by how often they are cited, plus recent clearances. Use when choosing a predicate, assessing substantial equivalence, or mapping who is clearing devices in a classification.

• find_similar_devices

  Competing and comparable devices for a registration, matched on resolved device type (GMDN) rather than product-name text, and spread across markets so the answer is not all one country. Excludes the same manufacturer, so what comes back is the competitive set. Each result carries a match band. Use for competitive landscape, classification precedent in other markets, and finding how the same device type is described elsewhere. Get a registration_id from get_registrations.

• get_coverage

  RUNS WITHOUT AN API KEY — call it right now to check us before signing up for anything. What Meridian Trace actually holds: every source registry, the market it covers, how many registrations are on file from it, and when it was last updated. Call this to verify coverage and freshness for yourself before relying on other tools, or to answer "do you cover market X, and how current is it?". No arguments.

• get_license_holders

  The local entities that actually hold a foreign manufacturer's registrations — the importers, distributors and regulatory consultants named on the licence in each market. In Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand the registry names this local party rather than the OEM, so this is the only way to see who controls market access for a product, who a competitor is partnered with, and whether a manufacturer uses one partner or many.

• get_market_coverage

  THE cross-market question, answered in one call: every market where this manufacturer IS registered and every market where they are NOT. Returns per-market registration and active-registration counts and the source registries, plus the markets absent from their footprint — which is the gap a market-access team is usually looking for ("registered in Indonesia and Thailand, missing in the Philippines"). Prefer this over get_registrations when the question is about market presence rather than individual products. A `marketAccess` block may also appear. It is NOT a registration and is excluded fro…

• get_recent_registrations

  Registrations newly added to Meridian in the last N days, optionally filtered by market, risk class or device type — the competitor-monitoring feed. Ordered by when we first saw the record, so it surfaces market entries as they appear rather than by approval date. US PMA supplements are excluded: they are labeling and site changes against an existing approval, not new registrations. Filtering by market is much faster — unfiltered across all markets can take up to 15 seconds, a market or two returns in about a second.

• get_registrationGet one registration in full

  One registration, complete. Everything get_registrations returns for that row, plus the registry's own market-specific fields under `registryFields` — Korea's renewal window, Australia's intended purpose, Saudi's authorisation pathway, the EUDAMED device attributes (implantable, sterile, reusable, measuring, latex, tissue origin, legislation), and the manufacturer address — none of which fit a list row. `sourceUrl` links the authority's own record so you can check us. Reading one device exhaustively costs the same as seeing it in a list, and re-reading it is free.

• get_registration_timeline

  New registrations per year for a manufacturer, split by market — the pace at which a company is entering markets and launching products, years before it appears in reported revenue. Built from each registry's own approval date, so it reaches back as far as the registry publishes (56 years for the US). Every market carries a historyQuality flag: complete_archive and retains_lapsed series are safe to trend, current_state_only markets publish only today's position and undercount anything since withdrawn. Use for entry velocity, launch cadence, and comparing two competitors' expansion over time.

• get_registrations

  Every individual registration held by a manufacturer — product name, registration number, status, dates, risk class and source registry — filterable by market and status. Each row also carries an `enrichment` block Meridian derived: device class as a RANK on that market's own scale ("3 of 4") rather than a label that means different things in different markets, the resolved device type, the clinical area with the number of signals that agreed on it, the FDA product code, country of origin, brand and intended use. Each row carries a `provenance` block naming any field Meridian derived (inferred…

• report_data_issue

  Tell Meridian that a record you got from this server looks WRONG — a registration, a manufacturer or a licence holder whose field disagrees with the official registry or the company's own documents. Name the record (registration_id from get_registration / get_registrations, or manufacturer_id, or registry_key such as "TH_FDA:64-2-1-2-0001234"), the field, what we show, what it should be, and where the right value is (source_url, and source_quote copied word for word). Meridian checks every report by hand; nothing changes until we have. Returns a reference like MT-1042 — pass it to check_issue …

• search_manufacturer

  Resolve a company name to a Meridian manufacturer entity — the entry point for every other tool. Names are unified across spelling variants and scripts, so "Medtronic", "Медтроник" and "美敦力" reach the same entity, and subsidiaries resolve to the parent that owns them. Returns up to 5 candidates with a confidence rating and their market footprint. A plain web search cannot do this: a manufacturer's Asian registrations are filed under local-script names that never appear alongside the English one.

Signals

Last release

Aug 20, 2026 (2 months ago)

Details

Registry name

com.meridiantrace/medical-device-registrations

Version

1.0.0

Auth

API key

License

License unknown

Website

meridiantrace.com/agents.html

First seen

Oct 24, 2026

Last checked

Oct 24, 2026

Source

Official MCP Registry