Connect source evidence
Bring approved pharmacology, toxicology, clinical, and safety materials together with their source references.
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Investigator Brochure Automation with AI Agents
Bring clinical and nonclinical evidence together in a clear, traceable Investigator Brochure—with specialized AI agents supporting drafting, updates, and.
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INVESTIGATOR BROCHURE · COORDINATED AI AGENTS
Gather. Synthesize.
Review with confidence.
Specialized agents help medical writing teams assemble a coherent view of the investigational product—from source evidence and document structure to safety review and controlled updates.
Structure the content
Organize information into a consistent document framework so investigators can find key product and study details.
Synthesize study findings
Support concise summaries of pharmacology, toxicology, and clinical experience grounded in the underlying evidence.
Highlight safety information
Bring known and potential risks, adverse reactions, and precautions into context for expert assessment.
Draft with traceability
Generate structured draft content with references that help writers verify statements against source documents.
Review and update
Keep medical writers and subject-matter experts in control with quality checks, version tracking, and change review.
MEDICAL AUTHORING COMPANION · INVESTIGATOR BROCHURES
Bring the investigational product evidence into one clear view.
An Investigator Brochure (IB) gives investigators and study teams relevant clinical and nonclinical information about an investigational product. It brings together product background, pharmacology and toxicology findings, clinical experience, safety information, and guidance for investigators.
Medical Authoring Companion helps teams organize source materials, prepare structured drafts, and support updates as evidence evolves. Source-linked content and quality checks help reviewers verify consistency and completeness while medical writers and subject-matter experts retain control of scientific interpretation and approval.
INVESTIGATOR BROCHURE AUTOMATION · FAQ
Investigator Brochures, made easier to manage.
Learn how coordinated AI agents can support drafting, review, and maintenance of clinical evidence documents.
What is an Investigator Brochure?
An Investigator Brochure is a reference document that compiles relevant clinical and nonclinical information about an investigational product for investigators and study teams. It typically brings together product and study background, pharmacology, toxicology, clinical experience, safety information, and guidance for investigators.
How can AI agents support Investigator Brochure authoring?
Specialized agents can help gather and organize source evidence, structure sections, summarize findings, draft content, and run consistency or completeness checks. Writers and subject-matter experts remain responsible for review, scientific interpretation, and approval.
Which source materials can inform a draft?
Depending on the document and approved workflow, source materials may include pharmacology and toxicology reports, clinical study reports, safety data, protocols, product information, and prior approved brochure content. Teams define the appropriate sources for each project.
How is content traceability supported?
Generated content can be linked to its supporting source material, helping reviewers check the evidence behind statements and focus attention on passages that need confirmation or additional context.
Can the workflow help with Investigator Brochure updates?
Yes. Teams can use the workflow to incorporate new study findings and safety information into an existing document structure, compare content across versions, and support review of proposed changes. Experts retain control of the update and final approval.
How do writers and reviewers stay in control?
AI agents provide drafting and review support; medical writers and designated subject-matter experts direct the work, verify source evidence, refine language, resolve review findings, and approve the final document.