Suvoda Updates Clinical Trial Platform With AI and Unified Access
Suvoda LLC announced in a press release an updated clinical trial platform that combines AI tools, shared data and access to eight products through one login. The Product Launchpad connects RTSM and IRT, eCOA, electronic consent, scheduling, patient payments, travel, site payments, and budgeting and benchmarking.
Suvoda said its agentic RTSM capability has reduced the time from project kickoff to user acceptance testing by up to 80%. Its Sofia assistant lets authorized sponsors and trial sites find information and take permitted actions in multiple languages, while logging each action for auditing and retaining human approval.
A shared data layer transfers participant information between products without repeated entry. The platform also adds finance and travel reporting, digital patient payments, appointment scheduling, questionnaires, ride booking and video calls for remote visits.
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