Intake
- Incoming Safety Information
- Case Records & Initial Completeness
Organize safety case work and follow-up.
Explore workspaces for safety case records, reconciliation items, medical review, signals, reporting work, and supporting documents.
Request a demonstrationSURAI provides a connected workspace for organizing incoming safety information, case-related work, qualified review activities, reporting coordination, responsibilities, and ongoing safety follow-up.
Capture and structure incoming information, establish the relevant case context, and make missing information or required follow-up visible.
Coordinate review activities, supporting information, responsibilities, and documented outcomes while keeping medical and safety judgments with qualified reviewers.
Track reporting requirements, due dates, package preparation, status, and supporting documentation without implying automated regulatory submission.
Organize aggregate review and signal-management records, priorities, decisions, assigned actions, and follow-up without claiming automated signal detection.
Ask SURAI to find and summarize available information, identify missing context, and highlight work requiring attention. Qualified reviewers remain responsible for assessments, reportability decisions, and safety actions.
Link role-based access, document versions, tasks, notifications, and audit history to the safety records and activities they support.
Together, these capabilities help safety teams coordinate operational work with greater visibility and traceability while preserving qualified human review and decision-making.
EXAMPLE WALKTHROUGH
A demonstration can follow a scenario like this, using sample data and the agreed functionality.
Open a case, literature item, or reconciliation discrepancy.
Review linked products, events, documents, ownership, and due dates.
Track the work assigned to the responsible reviewers.
Review reporting-package status and unresolved follow-up items.
Safety is in development. The current scope is record and work-queue management, not validated signal detection or automated regulatory reporting. Qualified reviewers remain responsible for medical and safety decisions.
LET’S START WITH YOUR NEEDS
Discuss your workflows and arrange a focused demonstration.