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    Cut time to regulatory approval by 33%.

    Your CMC data is scattered across LIMS, ERP, MERS, and dozens of lab systems — each with different formats, terminology, and no shared vocabulary. Fluree unifies it into a reusable Drug Manufacturing Knowledge Asset that accelerates eCTD preparation from 9 months to 6 — and makes every subsequent submission faster.

    Definition

    What is regulatory intelligence?

    After Stage III clinical trials, the real bottleneck begins. Regulatory compliance teams must integrate thousands of pages of CMC evidence — test results, stability data, batch records, analytical methods, process controls — into one coherent submission. Fragmentation across LIMS, ERP, MERS, and lab systems means every drug starts the integration process over.

    Fluree and Semantic Arts combine ontology expertise with knowledge graph technology to create a Drug Manufacturing Knowledge Asset: a unified, semantically structured view of compounds, tests, equipment, processes, batches, and recipes — mapped to the gist-Pharma ontology regulators understand.

    Build it once. Reuse it for every drug. Every subsequent submission is faster, more consistent, and more defensible.

    How it works

    Three steps.
    One platform.

    From a raw source to a governed knowledge graph — with answers that trace back to the row they came from.

    Step 1Connect any source.

    CSV, API, Postgres, Snowflake, Salesforce — Fluree ingests it as-is. No schema migration. No pipelines to maintain.

    Search 300+ sources…AVAILABLE SOURCESSalesforceApp · OAuthSnowflakeData lakePostgresDatabase · replicacustomers.csvCSV · 1.24M rows1.24M rows stagedstreaming to Fluree · CONNECTED
    Step 2The graph builds itself.

    Entities resolve, duplicates merge, and relationships infer in place — no modeling marathon, no manual ontology.

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    Step 3Answers, with receipts.

    Ask in plain language. Every answer traces back to the exact row it came from — for humans, agents, and apps alike.

    NLMCPRESTSPARQLTop accounts at risk this quarter?SPARQL · GENERATEDSELECT ?acct ?arr WHERE { ?acct a fin:Account ; fin:risk "high" ; fin:arr ?arr .} ORDER BY DESC(?arr)ANSWER3 accounts at elevated riskAcme RoboticsNorthwind CoGlobex CorpTOTAL EXPOSURE$1.84M ARR exposedtraced · 4 sources
    What Fluree Unlocks For Regulatory Teams

    Six capabilities no LIMS, ERP, or RIM platform gives you on its own.

    Module 3 and 2.3 populate from connected data, not manual compilation

    Your Drug Manufacturing Knowledge Asset pre-integrates CMC data from every source. Regulatory teams query the graph instead of compiling evidence by hand — Module 3 quality sections populate from verified, cross-referenced data, and the Quality Overall Summary drafts itself.

    • Draft preparation: 9 months → 6 months
    • Each drug in the same modality is faster than the last
    • Every data point traces back to source
    Side by Side

    Traditional submission prep vs.
    Fluree Drug Manufacturing Knowledge Asset.

    A direct comparison of manual CMC workflows against the knowledge-asset approach — across every dimension that affects submission timelines.

    Capability

    Traditional

    CMC + RIM workflows

    Fluree

    DMKA + gist-Pharma

    eCTD Module 3 preparation

    Manual compilation, 9–12 months
    Auto-populated from the knowledge asset — 33% faster

    Terminology across labs

    Inconsistent per-site conventions
    Universal CMC vocabulary mapped to gist-Pharma

    Cross-lab data sharing

    Siloed, duplicated testing
    One governed vocabulary — shared reuse across labs

    Cross-modality reuse

    Each modality starts from scratch
    Knowledge asset extends across modalities

    Regulatory change mgmt

    Manual monitoring + spreadsheets
    AI surfaces every affected submission automatically

    Audit defense

    Manual research, weeks to answer
    Query — source, transformation, approval in seconds

    Audit trail

    Partial, per-system logs
    Immutable, cryptographic, source-to-submission

    Ontology alignment

    Proprietary or per-project models
    gist-Pharma extending IDMP-O, Allotrope, ISA88

    Global site integration

    Requires centralized data
    Virtual connection across firewalled global sites
    In Production

    Live at a Tier 1 Global Pharmaceutical Organization.

    We use Fluree to streamline data classification and integration across CMC workflows at a Tier 1 Global Pharmaceutical Organization. We’ve seen faster time-to-market as the result of enabling data-driven collaboration in CMC workflows and eCTD document prep, enabling us to capture upwards of $150M in opportunity cost per month saved.
    Gabriel Aviles · Co-Founder, Vitality TechNet
    Get Started

    90-day pilot — proof of concept for one modality.

    Fluree and Semantic Arts deliver a working Drug Manufacturing Knowledge Asset in 90 days by integrating LIMS and ERP data against gist-Pharma — validated on eCTD competency questions for your chosen modality.

    Week 1–4

    Vocabulary design

    Design your customized CMC vocabulary extending IDMP-O, Allotrope, and ISA88 — rooted in gist-Pharma.

    Week 5–8

    Data integration & classification

    Connect LIMS and ERP systems. Auto-classify data elements against the universal vocabulary with AI.

    Week 9–12

    Knowledge asset & validation

    Deliver a working Drug Manufacturing Knowledge Asset. Validate against eCTD competency questions and generate queryable evidence.

    Outcome

    A working proof of concept that demonstrates a 33% timeline reduction potential for your specific modality and data landscape — against real eCTD competency questions.

    FAQ

    A unified, semantically structured knowledge graph that connects all CMC data — compounds, tests, equipment, processes, batches, recipes — mapped to an ontology framework that regulatory agencies understand. Build it once for a modality, reuse it for every drug in that modality.

    gist-Pharma is an ontology from Semantic Arts specifically designed for pharmaceutical manufacturing. It provides the standardized semantic framework for eCTD competency questions — the same concepts and relationships regulatory agencies use to evaluate submissions.

    No. Fluree connects to your existing systems and creates a unified knowledge graph on top. LIMS, ERP, MERS, and lab systems stay in place. Data doesn’t move — Fluree integrates it semantically.

    ITM creates a universal CMC vocabulary that maps your site-specific terms to standardized concepts. 'Assay' in Lab A and 'analytical test' in Lab B resolve to the same concept; AI auto-classifies data against this vocabulary at source.

    The knowledge graph approach is inherently eCTD v4.0-ready. Structured, semantic data maps naturally to the granular, FHIR-compatible data model that v4.0 requires — organizations building knowledge assets now transition to v4.0 seamlessly.

    90 days. Delivers a proof of concept for one modality (Small Molecule or Large Molecule) by integrating LIMS and ERP data, demonstrating queryable evidence generation and timeline reduction against eCTD competency questions.

    Yes. Fluree’s architecture supports data integration across heterogeneous systems on firewalled networks globally. Analysts can query and generate evidence without centralizing data in one location.

    Every month of delayed market entry costs $150M+ in lost opportunity for a major drug. Reducing the submission timeline by three months represents hundreds of millions in accelerated revenue. The 90-day pilot validates this potential for your specific pipeline.

    Recognized by Gartner

    Gartner Cool Vendor in Data Management for GenAI, 2024Featured in the Gartner Hype Cycle
    Every month of delay is $150M in lost market exclusivity

    Your CMC data doesn’t have to be the bottleneck.

    Fluree’s Drug Manufacturing Knowledge Assets cut submission timelines by 33% — and make every subsequent drug faster.