The studies that make the generic case

For a generic to file, the bioequivalence case has to hold up under scrutiny. Most operations do that science once and then re-transcribe it three more times: into the protocol, into the CSR, into the dossier. Krevyos lets the work flow through.

Domain owner
Head of Clinical · Biostatistics Lead · CRO Oversight
Study scope
Fasted · Fed · Multi-dose · Steady-state · Sprinkle · BCS-based biowaiver
Standards covered
ICH E6(R2) GCP · ICH E9 · ICH E3 · EMA BE guideline · FDA OGD product-specific guidance

Capabilities

  • Protocol design per ICH E9

    Bioequivalence protocols designed against the relevant authority's product-specific guidance with the statistical design and acceptance criteria connected to the analytical method and reference product they depend on, so a protocol amendment surfaces every downstream artifact it affects rather than triggering a parallel project to find them.

    • Protocol design
    • ICH E9
  • Site management per ICH E6(R2) GCP

    Investigator sites managed against GCP: qualification, training, monitoring visits, and corrective actions held as a continuous record per site, not a project folder that closes with the study.

    • Site management
    • ICH E6(R2) GCP
  • Statistical analysis and bioequivalence bounds

    Statistical analysis plans, primary and secondary endpoints, and bioequivalence bounds linked to the protocol and authority guidance they answer to so a deviation from the plan is a tracked event, not a footnote.

    • Statistical analysis
    • Bioequivalence bounds
  • CSR generation per ICH E3

    Clinical Study Reports generated from the study record: protocol, statistical analysis, results, and conclusions: rather than written from a spreadsheet.

    • CSR generation
    • ICH E3
  • Adverse event capture per ICH E2A

    Adverse events captured during BE studies feed the same safety picture as post-marketing data so the product's safety profile is continuous rather than reconstructed at each phase.

    • Adverse event capture
    • ICH E2A

Touchpoints

Regulatory Affairs

Clinical sections of the dossier

Module 5 clinical sections reflect the underlying study work, so the dossier and the science it describes do not drift apart.

Pharmacovigilance

Pre-marketing safety from BE studies

Adverse events from bioequivalence studies feed the same safety picture as post-marketing data, so a product's safety profile is continuous rather than reconstructed at each phase.

Product Design

Reference product and formulation

The reference product strategy and the formulation under test are versioned, connected records so a formulation change surfaces the BE work it might require.

Analytical Development

Bioanalytical method validation

Bioanalytical methods used in BE studies are held alongside the analytical record: validation, sample stability, and matrix effects are tracked, not just summarized.

Outcomes

  • Time from CSR sign-off to dossier integration

    The CSR is the work, not a transcription of it. Module 5 inherits the same records the report was generated from.

  • Re-transcription between study and dossier

    Protocols, statistical analyses, and results live in the same data layer as the dossier they support: no parallel maintenance, no drift.

  • BE studies running in parallel per team

    The clinical team's bandwidth scales with the operation rather than the volume of paperwork around it.

  • Audit-grade GCP trail across every study

    Every protocol amendment, monitoring finding, and statistical decision carries its provenance: inspection-ready as a steady state.

Figures marked indicative are directional benchmarks against comparable generics operations; per-customer numbers replace them in working sessions.

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