Enlil Adds Eight MedTech Clients in Record Q1 2026

May 15, 2026
Enlil reported a record first quarter of 2026, securing eight new MedTech customers who adopted its AI-powered traceability platform after moving away from legacy quality and product lifecycle systems.

Enlil announced in a press release that it signed eight new MedTech customers in the first quarter of 2026. The companies span several segments including organ perfusion, surgical robotics, imaging, and Software as a Medical Device.

The new clients include Vascular Perfusion Solutions, Verionyx, and iSono Health. Each migrated from legacy quality and product lifecycle management systems such as Greenlight Guru and PTC Arena. Enlil stated that these customers were able to go live on its platform within weeks.

The company noted that its migration team worked with each client to consolidate data from multiple sources and establish new processes without interrupting ongoing development. Enlil described its offering as an integrated AI ready traceability platform designed for medical device and life sciences organizations.

According to the announcement, customers cited flexibility, integration, and private AI capabilities as key reasons for standardizing on Enlil's platform.

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