Veeva says its new AI agent can build a clinical study in a day

Peter Gassner built Veeva around life sciences software; its new agent will configure EDC and data-quality systems from study protocols, with early access planned for December.

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Primary source: PR Newswire

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Veeva is putting AI inside a specialized clinical-data workflow and tying it to customer standards and its existing EDC product. The one-day claim remains unsubstantiated by customer results, while the December early-access program will test whether speed translates into reviewable, production-ready study configurations.

A sophisticated digital display in a modern clinical research lab shows a complex clinical study protocol rapidly taking shape.

Veeva Systems (Veeva) says its new Study Builder Agent can configure a clinical study in as little as one day, turning a protocol into forms, visits, edit checks and data-quality listings for its clinical software. Veeva announced the product on September 24th; early-adopter access is planned for December 2026.…

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