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Bring clarity to
your next submission.

A 2-4 week, human-led submission readiness sprint.

Fictional review papers, an unmarked navy folder and an unbranded glass vial in daylight.
Illustrative review materials. Sources. Questions. A clearer conversation.

What does your
evidence support?

We organize what you have, highlight what is missing, and prepare for the questions ahead.

The sprint combines source-traceable evidence mapping, AI-assisted draft support and human review. Eight deliverables bring the evidence and its open questions into one conversation.

Explore how the sprint works

See your evidence take shape.

A 56-second illustrated journey from six documents on your computer to a review packet, through section placement, initial AI drafts, reviewed feedback and corrections.

Illustrated workflow with fictional documents. Automatic placement is proposed; customers select requirement sections today. AI drafts are staff-only when enabled and currently unavailable under provider containment. DSRV reviewers release customer feedback. The sponsor owns final decisions and health-authority filing.
Read the walkthrough and document index

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  1. Your documents

    Stability, manufacturing, packaging, C of A, method validation and risk assessment.

  2. Upload

    Upload all six fictional documents into your private DSRV Pharma workspace.

  3. Organize

    Customers select sections today. Proposed AI would suggest each placement.

  4. Initial AI review

    When enabled, AI drafts one specific comment per document for staff review.

  5. Reviewed comments

    A DSRV reviewer confirms the requests before customer-visible feedback.

  6. Correct & re-upload

    Make the requested corrections and re-upload v2. Human review follows.

  7. Review packet

    Prepare your review packet. Your team owns final decisions and authority filing.

Six documents, six requirement sections

  • Stability report

    Section: Stability evidence.

    Fictional initial draft: Add storage conditions.

    Correction for review: Storage conditions added.

  • Manufacturing report

    Section: Manufacturing.

    Fictional initial draft: Identify batch and site.

    Correction for review: Batch and site identified.

  • Packaging report

    Section: Packaging.

    Fictional initial draft: Link packaging configuration.

    Correction for review: Packaging configuration linked.

  • Certificate of Analysis

    Section: Specifications & quality.

    Fictional initial draft: Include batch and release limits.

    Correction for review: Batch and release limits included.

  • Method validation report

    Section: Analytical methods.

    Fictional initial draft: Add method acceptance criteria.

    Correction for review: Method acceptance criteria added.

  • Risk assessment

    Section: Risk management.

    Fictional initial draft: Link risks to controls.

    Correction for review: Risks linked to controls.

Inside your review dossier

  1. Evidence Gap Matrix

    Review detail

    Claims against evidence, with the support level for every lane.

  2. FDA Response Readiness Map

    Review detail

    Question lanes with owner, status, and next action attached.

  3. Stability Support Review

    Review detail

    Where trend data supports the claim, and where it does not.

  4. Method Bridge Notes

    Review detail

    Analytical method changes with bridge rationale drafted for review.

  5. CMC Risk Register

    Review detail

    Prioritized CMC risks, each with a severity and an owner.

  6. Quality Unit Decision Packet

    Review detail

    The decisions your quality unit must make, framed for review.

  7. Source Index / Evidence Inventory

    Review detail

    Every document fingerprinted, versioned, and traceable to its source.

  8. Closeout Record

    Review detail

    What was delivered, who reviewed it, and what was accepted.

AI helps prepare.
Humans decide.

AI-assisted drafts support the review. Human reviewers and the sponsor retain final decisions. A readiness sprint is preparation for those decisions.

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