VERIFY PLATFORM OVERVIEW

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Verify is sold as a capability ladder. Each module solves a specific problem on its own, and each one makes the others more useful. A team can start with deterministic validation first, add the workflow layer later on, and add on generative AI to independently regenerate tables from source data while it compares them to a programmer’s output with every result independently checkable against the source.

In all, Verify brings review, collaboration, task management, progress tracking, and traceability into one connected platform, giving teams greater visibility and control from validation through resolution.

Verify Intelligence introduces independent AI-generated TLFs for validation, automated comparison, and discrepancy detection. Rather than simply adding more automation to the existing QC process, it provides an independent analytical perspective that helps teams identify, trace, understand, and ultimately resolve differences between outputs via an automated co-worker thus significantly reducing the need for double programming and associated costs while also reducing risk.

Verify Validate is the essential quality foundation of the Verify platform. Automated and AI-assisted validation checks identify formatting and reference issues, validate values and hierarchies within TLFs, and detect inconsistencies across table sets. Findings are centralized in a traceable review environment, helping teams catch errors earlier and improve the consistency and efficiency of QC.

Verify Control builds on the core Verify Data Validation solution by turning individual review activities into a governed quality process. Dashboards, progress tracking, workflow visibility, and oversight capabilities give teams a centralized quality command center across a study or portfolio — the visibility needed to understand what has been reviewed, what remains outstanding, where issues exist, and how work is progressing.

Translate harmonizes and standardizes disparate data structures and formats before downstream review and validation begin, creating consistent, usable inputs for clinical workflows. It can operate as a standalone offering, particularly for organizations dealing with multiple CROs, acquired data environments, legacy standards, or inconsistent source formats.