Barcelona – October 06, 2026 -- Veeva Systems (NYSE: VEEV) said its Data Quality System (DQS) has aggregated and cleaned data for more than 1 million subjects across over 1,000 clinical studies, automating over 500,000 queries and eliminating thousands of hours of manual data reconciliation for sites and sponsors.
Veeva DQS automates over 500,000 queries to speed analysis-ready data delivery
The platform classifies and visualizes critical trial data while orchestrating risk-based actions across the clinical ecosystem, removing manual reconciliation steps that have historically slowed data lock and submission timelines.
Novo cites rising trial data volume as key driver for automated data management
Ibrahim Kamstrup-Akkaoui, vice president at Novo, said managing data from a growing number of clinical trials is a priority, and that Veeva DQS helps the company manage, format, clean, and prepare data for submission more efficiently.
System aligns with ICH E6(R3) guidance on risk-based quality management
Automated data exchange between Veeva DQS and Veeva CTMS streamlines risk-based monitoring, instantly alerting clinical operations teams to protocol deviations and other key data changes. Clinical data teams can calculate, track, and act on key risk indicators (KRIs) through the integration.
Embedded AI classifies study data to generate reports and custom workflows
Veeva DQS uses data- and user-aware AI to speed classification of study data and determine its purpose and criticality, enabling automatic generation of reports, listings, and test scripts tailored to user roles.
Pavel Burmenko, lead of Veeva DQS strategy, said sponsors and CROs are using the system to automate data workflows at scale across studies of all sizes, elevating data managers toward strategic roles within trial operations.
Veeva Study Builder Agent configures EDC and DQS directly from study protocols
The recently announced Study Builder Agent configures Veeva EDC and Veeva DQS directly from a study protocol, aiming for faster, more consistent study builds. Veeva DQS, which won the SCDM Innovation Award, will be discussed further at the Veeva R&D and Quality Summit, scheduled for Oct. 20-21 in Boston and open exclusively to life sciences industry professionals.