ProofPilot Acquires Lokavant to Enhance Clinical Trial Analytics
ProofPilot has acquired Lokavant, a leader in clinical trial intelligence, to integrate predictive analytics into its platform, announced in a press release. This acquisition aims to combine ProofPilot's trial execution capabilities with Lokavant's advanced analytics, offering a comprehensive solution for optimizing clinical research.
Lokavant, spun out of Roivant in 2020, uses historical and real-time data to provide predictive insights and improve study feasibility. By integrating these capabilities, ProofPilot enhances its platform, allowing sponsors and CROs to anticipate challenges and drive faster, more reliable outcomes.
The combined platform offers AI-powered study forecasting, real-time performance dashboards, and enhanced study oversight capabilities. This integration is designed to improve operational predictability, reduce risk, and ensure trials generate reliable results, ultimately accelerating the delivery of new therapies to patients.
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