Write compliance training

Upload the regulatory frameworks your training has to cover, name your topics, and Anara drafts a structured compliance training script grounded only in those documents. Use it when every client engagement starts with the same deliverable and the draft is the slow part.

Prompt

A US pharmaceutical commercial compliance consultant prepares a script on the regulations governing interactions with healthcare professionals.

I am drafting a compliance training script for a pharmaceutical company's commercial team. The US life sciences regulatory library is uploaded to my library. Draft a 30-45 minute training script covering these topics:

1. Overview of the legal framework: Anti-Kickback Statute and False Claims Act as foundational regulations
2. Open Payments requirements and reporting obligations
3. Speaker program compliance under the PhRMA code
4. Fair market value principles for healthcare professional engagements

Go into specific detail on the AKS and FCA as the foundational regulations. The script should be structured by topic but conversational in register, never repeat content except in a brief closing summary, and be calibrated for a commercial sales and marketing audience, not a legal audience.

What to add to your library

• Required: the regulatory framework documents, such as the US life sciences library, the PhRMA code, the ABPI code, or EU MDR GSPRs.
• Required: your topic list and approximate target length.
• Optional: the client's existing policy document, so Anara can check it against the same library.

What you get

• A script organized by topic, each section grounded in the documents you uploaded.
• A conversational register suited to live delivery or a narrated slide program, with your named regulations covered at the depth you asked for.
• A closing summary that condenses the key obligations without repeating section content.

Follow-ups

Audit the client's existing policy before you train on it.

My client has provided their existing speaker program policy, uploaded as "Client SpeakerPolicy.pdf." Review it against the PhRMA code and the AKS requirements in my regulatory library. Flag any provisions inconsistent with current regulatory guidance, any gaps where the policy does not address a required area, and any language that could be read as permitting prohibited conduct.

Adapt a section for a different jurisdiction.

Adapt the speaker program section for a UK audience under the ABPI code instead of the PhRMA code. Keep the structure, replace US-specific references with ABPI equivalents, and note where the two frameworks differ.

Tips

• Name which regulations get depth and which get a summary, or coverage is distributed evenly.
• The "never repeat content except in summary" instruction prevents the most common structural problem in these scripts.
• Add client-specific examples and scenarios before delivery, and run the policy consistency check ahead of the training rather than after.