Veeva Systems Inc.

Asaf Roll

Marius K Mortensen

Zhen Tan

Piotr Kuchnio

Ying Zhuo Wang

Eric Woolven

Serena Kim

Florian Emmanuel Bernard Gilbert Letourneux

Peter Gassner

Jon Stone

Andrew Han

Igor Tsives

Scott Immel

Andrew James Mitchell

Ying Zhou Wang

Justin Yuping Lai

Raagi Pandya

Yangyang Xu

A method for generating a first case dataset in a first language. The method includes receiving adverse event data. The method further includes determining case data including general case data and regional case data and providing the case data to a translator computing device to enable display on a user interface including multiple duolingual text fields with a first language text field including at least a portion of the text data in the first language and a second language text field adjacent the first language text field. The method further includes receiving the text data in the second language from a translator computing device. The text data in the second language is received via the second language text fields of the plurality of duolingual text fields. The method further includes generating and outputting the first case dataset including the text data in the first language.

Systems and methods for multilingual data processing and arrangement on a multilingual user interface

A method for determining and indicating expectedness of a first adverse event. The method includes receiving adverse event data associated with the first adverse event. The method further includes receiving request to generate a section of an electronic aggregate report. The request includes an aggregate report type, a reporting period start date, and the reporting period end date. The method includes determining and receiving an electronic reference document including a defined adverse reaction. The defined adverse reaction includes an active start date. The method further includes determining an expectedness cut-off date and the expectedness of the first adverse event. The method further includes generating the section of the electronic aggregate report and indicating the first adverse event is unexpected in the section of the electronic aggregate report.

Systems and methods for electronically monitoring expected adverse reactions of pharmaceutical products

Methods and systems for accessing, maintaining, analyzing, and visualizing structured data are presented. The system receives from a requesting computing device, a first request for a first hierarchical record. The system searches a first repository having first structured data. The system determines whether the first hierarchical record is present in the first structured data and creates, based on the first hierarchical record, a snapshot query criterion. The system then searches, based on the snapshot query criterion, a second repository comprising a first snapshot of the first structured data. The system determines whether a second hierarchical record at least partially matches the first hierarchical record. In response to determining that the first hierarchical record at least partially matches the second hierarchical record, the system determines whether version information associated with the first snapshot of the first structured data is available and transmits information associated with the second hierarchical record.

Structured-data analysis and visualization

Systems and methods are provided for tracking data in a computer network. An exemplary method includes: storing a first data in the one or more data servers; receiving a first request to aggregate the first data; aggregating a first set of the first data; analyzing one or more fields of each of the first set of the first data; removing the one or more first data elements from the first set of the first data; generating a second set of the first data; aggregating the second set of the first data; retrieving information associated with the aggregation of the second set of the first data; and generating one or more reports using the retrieved information associated with the aggregation of the second set of the first data.

Computing networks and systems for tracking data

Systems and methods are provided for updating data in a computer network. An exemplary method includes: receiving a first data from one or more data servers; determining a second data for which a first update information is used to update at least one element of the second data; generating a second update information associated with the second data; generating a third update information by executing an operation that compares the first update information and the second update information; generating a third data by applying the third update information to the second data; allowing a user to select via a display device which of the different update elements to update the second data; generating a fourth update information by determining the selected different update elements to update the second data; and updating the second data using the fourth update information.

Computing networks and systems for updating data

A method for generating a case including receiving a source file associated with an adverse event and including adverse event information for the adverse event, generating case information including a medical product rank for each medical product of the plurality of medical products associated with the medical product information, generating a priority of the case based on the type of the event, and providing the case information to a user computing device to be displayed on a user interface. The user interface includes a medical products section including a medical product representation for each of the medical products. Each medical product representation is arranged on the medical products section based on the medical product rank such that a first medical product representation including a first medical product rank is located above a second medical product representation including a second medical product rank on the medical products section.

Systems and methods for analyzing adverse events of a source file and arranging the adverse events on a user interface

Systems and methods are provided for submitting data in a computer network. An exemplary method includes: receiving a first request to process a first data at one or more data servers; determining whether the first data includes a plurality of first set of properties; generating a second data having a plurality of second set of properties; providing a plurality of rule sets for submitting the second data; analyzing the second data to determine which of the rule sets is applicable; selecting one or more applicable rules from the rule sets; generating a plurality of third data by applying the one or more applicable rules to the second data; identifying the one or more external sources to distribute the third data; and sending the third data to the one or more external sources.

Computing networks and systems for submitting data

Systems and methods for providing an API for a database system. The API may be provided to enable external application developers to build applications that can support the dynamic security model of the content management system and describe the runtime properties of records in data objects. The API of may provide a record property object and/or a query describe object when returning data set in response to a query by providing information about actions an end user can take on the data records, and to provide metadata required to understand a data response.

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