CRA Agentic Engine
CRA Agentic Engine
Reimagine clinical oversight with CRA Agentic Engine — an intelligent automation layer that unifies site management, monitoring, and compliance. It automates CRA workflows, enhances data accuracy, and accelerates trial timelines with built-in intelligence and real-time visibility.
Key Features
Site Management
Centralized oversight of all site activities, staff, and performance metrics
Visit Coordination
Automated planning for pre-study, initiation, interim, and closeout visits
Training Management
Compliance tracking with automatic access control and renewal alerts
Data Verification
Source data verification with intelligent query generation
Safety Monitoring
Real-time AE/SAE tracking with automated sponsor notifications
Document Exchange
Automated generation and ETMF integration with audit trails
Key Benefits
Autonomous Oversight for Smarter Operations
Replace manual checklists with an intelligent engine that plans, monitors and reports — so your clinical operations staff focus on impact, not process.
Unified Intelligence Across the Ecosystem
Break down system silos: planning, monitoring,verification and documentation converge on a single platform, giving you consistent, reliable data and faster decision-making.
Efficiency Multiplier for Teams
coordinators and monitors with AI-driven scheduling, query generation and safety alerts — reducing cycle time, boosting accuracy, and minimizing routine workload.
Operational ROI & Risk Control for Sponsors and CROs
Optimize monitoring spend, treat compliance as built-in, and accelerate study close-out — all while maintaining transparency and audit readines
Continuous Training & Compliance Automation
Automatically track training, enforce role-based access and trigger reminders — eliminating gaps and reducing regulatory exposure.
Intelligent Document Exchange & eTMF Integration
Generate reports, site logs, and filings automatically; tie them into your eTMF with versioning, traceability and audit trails — making inspections straightforward.
