Sorcero Expands Medical Affairs AI Platform With Wizard and Analytics
In a press release, Sorcero introduced its Fall 2026 release, which it describes as the largest expansion of the Sorcero Medical platform since launch. The release adds purpose built tools for medical affairs teams to a centralized AI and data platform.
A new analytics interface shows how the platform ingests, transforms and enriches data before generating intelligence. The Medical Strategy and Impact solution scores stakeholder alignment with strategic priorities and tracks scientific sentiment through Therapy Resonance Profiles.
Sorcero Wizard, a source traceable conversational AI that supports multi turn interactions, is entering beta for current customers. The release also adds an AI guided Help Center and updates tools for field medical teams, medical information, medical communications, analytics, strategy and product launches.
The platform includes role based access controls, AI guardrails and traceability to validated sources, and Sorcero says it complies with SOC II Type 2, GxP, GPP, 21 CFR Part 11, GDPR and the Data Privacy Framework. Sorcero says the Fall 2026 release is available to Sorcero Medical customers.
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