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Read the case status

Read the status pill on the case header — and the badge on the dashboard — without assuming a timeline.

Your case

Where to find it

My Cases → Your case

You need

  • A case in your organisation.

The case header card prints one status pill; the dashboard's active-cases list prints the same status as a badge, in Title Case for three of them. There is no journey strip on the case page — the status pill is the whole signal. Read it together with the case's action rows and messages: the same broad stage can contain different work.

A delivered case whose package is held back for review prints "Under review" instead of "Delivered" — on the pill and on the badge — and the deliverable page says why.

What the states mean

StateMeaning
Awaiting documents (Pending on the dashboard badge)The case exists and is waiting for source documents.
Awaiting documentsDocuments are still needed before drafting can start.
Device description confirmedThe description is confirmed; strategy work is next.
AI drafting (AI Drafting on the dashboard badge)Complya is building the documents. This is the one state that refreshes on its own.
Drafting problemDrafting could not complete; the case says what to do.
Your reviewSomething is waiting on you.
Expert review (Expert Review on the dashboard badge)Your MDR expert is working through the file.
Action required (Action Required on the dashboard badge)The case shows work that must be resolved.
ApprovedThe expert has signed off what they can sign off.
Delivered (Under review while the package is withheld)A package has been released to you.

What happens next

  • Open the case's action rows for anything the status says is yours.
  • A delivered case can go to "Under review" later if your expert opens a correction.
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Official references

This article is practical product guidance, not legal advice. Confirm regulatory deadlines and obligations against current official sources and your assigned expert.

European Commission — Medical Devices: New regulationsRegulation (EU) 2017/745 — Medical Device RegulationRegulation (EU) 2017/746 — In Vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices