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PV is complex.
It shouldn't be complicated.

NextIntell is signed regulatory intelligence for pharmacovigilance. AI agents research every EU regulatory source and assess the impact against a QMS baseline you can map to your own. A named human expert signs every item before it reaches you.

No platform rollout. No feed to triage.

Complex is the work. Complicated is the friction.

Complex is the discipline — eleven authorities, evolving guidance, judgment calls that deserve an expert's full attention. Complicated is the process — eleven tabs, alert noise, platforms that need a project plan before a password.

Complex deserves your attention. Complicated steals it. We draw the line.

From everything published to the few things that matter

01 Agents read everything

NextIntell agents crawl the EU PV regulatory landscape on a controlled schedule — EMA, PRAC outcomes, GVP guidance, the sources your SOPs already point to. Nothing is silently skipped: scan coverage is reported per source family, for every run.

02 Every item is assessed, not collected

Each relevant change is impact-assessed against an anonymized QMS baseline — so the output reads “here is the affected process, and here is what you do about it”, not “update your SOP”.

03 A named expert signs the release

AI output is draft-only. A human with a name reviews every item and approves every brief through a controlled release gate, with a full audit trail behind it.

04 You receive a decision, not a feed

A short, decision-ready brief in your portal — what changed, what it means for you, who should act and by when, with the source trail one click away.

This is what signed looks like

NextIntell client view: a released regulatory intelligence brief signed by a named reviewer
Every release carries its reviewer's name — not a send-button timestamp.
NextIntell follow-up workspace: applicability decisions, actions and questions
Your team's decisions, actions and questions live with the report version they belong to.
NextIntell reviewer intake: needs decision, approved, watchlist and excluded buckets
Behind every brief: a human overruling, approving and spot-checking the agents — with an audit trail.

There is a name in the header of every brief we send.

Ask your feed who signs it.

Draft-only AI: The agents draft; they never release. The GxP control point is named human approval, on every item, every time.

GAMP5-aligned control layer: Provenance, import controls, review, release gate, audit trail, client access — the control layer is what we validate, and we say exactly that.

Evidence on demand: Every released brief exports as an evidence pack — the report plus decisions, acknowledgements, actions, questions and revision history, with a SHA-256 integrity digest.

The brief is where your inspection story starts, not where it ends.

  • Record an applicability decision for every item — no action, further assessment, or implementation required — attributable to a signed-in account and tied to an immutable report version.
  • A decision that requires follow-up must create an owned action with a due date, in the same transaction. Nothing relevant can quietly evaporate.
  • Ask questions in context. Answers come from a named NextPV expert, attached to the exact report version and item you asked about.

Built for teams whose names are on the line

Entering the EU market

You know FDA or other authorities. EMA and the national-authority layer are 14 months away, and your PV team is three people. NextIntell gives you EU awareness that stands up in an inspection — before you buy enterprise tooling you don't need yet.

Carrying the QPPV responsibility

Your name is on the line, your time is borrowed, and “what did I miss?” hums in the background of every working day. NextIntell hands you a signed brief instead of eleven tabs — and keeps the evidence that you acted on it.

What we are not: not a 200-country database, not a platform rollout, not an unreviewed digest. Narrow scope, EU PV, done with a name on it.

Between the feed and the consultancy

Feeds

Fast, broad — and unaccountable. The triage stays with you.

NextIntell

Fast and signed. Agents at machine speed, a named expert's signature before release, a baseline you can map to your own QMS.

Consultants

Accountable, senior, expensive.

The space between the feed and the consultancy is exactly where “what did I miss?” lives. That is the space we built for.

Read one issue.

One full released brief, exactly as a client receives it — signature block included, free against an email address. Ten minutes, and you'll know.

We'll show you a real brief, not a slide deck.

Thirty minutes. Your regulatory scope, a released report, the release gate, and the evidence pack. If it isn't a fit, you'll know by minute ten.

Questions your quality team will ask

How long does onboarding take?
There is no rollout. You receive credentials, sign in, and read.
What does the AI actually do — and not do?
Agents crawl sources on a controlled schedule and draft relevance verdicts and impact assessments against the QMS baseline. They do not release anything. A named reviewer approves or rejects every item; the release gate blocks anything unreviewed.
How do I know nothing was missed?
Coverage is a control, not a promise: per-family scan coverage is reported for every run, a never-miss lane prevents silent exclusion of dated changes on core PV source families, and a watchlist catches boundary items for periodic human review.
Where does our data go?
The portal holds released reports and your follow-up records; access is per-user, per-client, audited.
What if we disagree with an assessment?
Ask in the portal. Questions attach to the immutable report version and item, and a named expert answers in that context — the exchange becomes part of your evidence trail.
What does it cost?
Pilot tiers are scoped on the intro call.

NextIntell by NextPV Services. AI output is draft-only; every release is approved by a named reviewer. The GAMP5 claim applies to the control layer: provenance, import, review, release gate, audit trail, and client access.