Sage Submissions
has released Sage Templates, version 1.1.3. Sage Templates OneVoice feature enables documents to be created across the organization and by outside authors with a consistent look-and-feel. This enables the creation of consistent formatted submissions instead of several formats and document navigation structures.
Extensive customer input was gathered to enhance the design of Sage Templates and to extend the number of templates available to authors of submission documents with Version 1.1.3. Sage Templates are available as a complete set for all stages of submissions in North American and Europe and includes:
· US eCTD
· EU eCTD
· IND
· CTA-IMPD templates for Europe and
· CTA-A templates for Canada
Templates are also available as subsets to provide a low cost acquisition point for companies that prepare Drug Master Files, CROs that conduct nonclinical or clinical studies, or companies that submit only IND, CTA-IMPD or CTA-A submissions.
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