Veeva Announces Free eRegulatory Solution
Veeva Systems has announced Veeva SiteVault Free, a free eRegulatory solution built specifically for clinical research sites. Veeva SiteVault allows sites to manage regulatory documents and trial processes to speed study activation and improve investigator site file management. Now all sites can have access to a modern cloud solution to streamline trial activities and accelerate clinical research.
“Veeva aims to simplify study execution so sites can focus on the critical work of clinical research and patient care,” said Peter Gassner, founder and CEO of Veeva. “We’re proud to partner with the clinical research community to help simplify and accelerate the process of getting important medicines to the patients who need them.”
Veeva SiteVault reduces the administrative burden of managing regulatory documents and processes with capabilities such as electronic signatures, remote monitoring, certified copy workflows, and reporting. Veeva SiteVault can be used for all trials regardless of what technology sponsors are using, as well as the site file for investigator-initiated trials. Both editions, SiteVault Free and SiteVault Enterprise, support compliance with 21 CFR Part 11 and HIPAA requirements.
SiteVault Free supports an unlimited number of users and comes with full customer support from Veeva. Planned for availability in December 2019, sites can sign up for SiteVault Free ahead if its release at sites.veeva.com.
SiteVault Enterprise is a fully configurable edition of Veeva SiteVault that includes open APIs for integrations, customized reports, and tailored workflows. SiteVault Enterprise is available and used by leading research organizations such as IACT Health, Ora, Inc., Penn Medicine, and University of Louisville.
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