Solutions
You came looking for help with a specific grind — the study-build crunch, the query backlog, the pre-inspection scramble. Tell us where you sit, and we will show you the exact agents that take that weight off your day, with you in control the whole way.
Not sure which fits?
You do not have to know whether you are an “organization” or a “role” to get help. Find the grind below that sounds most like your week, then jump into the path it points to — the relevant agents are already mapped there.
The protocol is locked, first-patient-in is on the calendar, and the database, CRFs, and edit checks still are not built. Every day of setup is a day borrowed from enrollment.
Often a Data Manager or Database Designer starting point
You close ten queries and twelve more open. Cleaning drags into the evening, and database lock keeps sliding to the right while the same discrepancies come back around.
Usually a Data Management role starting point
Six weeks to the inspection and the eTMF still is not complete. Documents are missing, misfiled, or unsigned, and no one can say with confidence that the file is ready.
Often a QA, Regulatory, or Sponsor / CRO starting point
The SAP is signed, the mock shells are approved, and now someone has to program, QC, and reconcile table after table after table — under a timeline that assumed none of it would slip.
Usually a Biostatistics or Statistical Programming starting point
A serious event lands and the clock starts. Case intake, MedDRA coding, expedited reporting, reconciliation against the clinical database — all of it exact, all of it against a regulatory deadline.
Often a Pharmacovigilance / Safety role starting point
Work is scattered across a CRO, point tools, and spreadsheets, and every handoff is a place where things get dropped, duplicated, or lost. You own the outcome but not the pieces.
Usually a Sponsor, CRO, or Biotech starting point
Every one of these is handled with a qualified person reviewing and approving the work — the agents draft and detect, you stay in control.
Start where you sit
Same platform, seen through your day. Pick the lens that fits, and the pains you feel, the outcomes you are chasing, and the agents that get you there are already mapped for you — no hunting required.
By organization
Sponsors, CROs, research sites, and emerging biotechs each carry a different mix of in-house capability and outside vendors. The organization view re-packages the 37 agents around the outcomes you are accountable for — from first study start-up to a submission-ready dataset and an inspection-ready eTMF.
4 tailored solutions below
By role
Data managers, biostatisticians, medical writers, monitors, regulatory and QA, project managers, and safety teams each feel a specific bottleneck. The role view foregrounds the agents that take the repetitive weight off your day so your time goes to judgment, not keystrokes.
7 tailored solutions below
Still not sure which lens? If you are scoping the platform for a whole company, start by organization. If you own one function and want the bottleneck in your day gone, start by role. Most teams read both — and it is the same platform either way.
Explore how Health1st AI maps to your organization and your role.
By organization
By role
One platform underneath
Solutions are a lens, not a separate product. Behind each persona page are the same four suites — Study Build & Design, Data Management & Oversight, Biostatistics & Reporting, and Documents, Ops & Support — running with human-in-the-loop review and full traceability.
Built for regulated trials, whoever you are
Whichever path you choose, the same guardrails apply: every agent runs with human-in-the-loop review, grounds its output in your source documents, and leaves a full audit trail. No black boxes, no lock-in — and, pre-launch, we are honest about the limits.
No pitch, no pressure — a working walkthrough on your workflow and honest answers, including on the limits. Bring your hardest study.
