Veeva Systems Inc.

Katharyn Wilber

Andrew Han

Uri Reich

Bobby Ng

Richard Merrick

Rolando Sa

Sandra Komadinic

Scott Edward Mitreuter

Systems and methods for sharing updates in two repositories in a content management system. The method includes receiving integration point configuration information for integrating the first repository and the second repository. The method further includes creating a first record in the first repository for a first change and generating a plurality of impact assessments in the first repository for the first change. The method further includes assigning one impact assessment of the plurality of impact assessments to the second repository. The assigned one impact assessment identifies a medical product associated with the first change. The method includes generating a second record. The second record includes a link to the one impact assessment. The method further includes providing the impact assessment of the first repository to the user account of the second group of multiple user accounts associated with the second repository.

System and method for sharing updates between repositories in enterprise content management

Systems and methods for sharing updates in two repositories in a content management system. The two repositories may be configured to have a number of integration points, and a message server may send integration point messages between the repositories at these integration points. The first integration point message may be creating an event in the RIM repository, the second integration point message may be reviewing an RIM impact assessment report, the third integration point message may be executing an approved change control implementation plan, and the fourth integration point message may be updating the approved change control implementation plan with refile activity lifecycle statuses from the RIM repository. The updates automatically shared between the repositories can provide users of one repository visibility on another repository, and can help users to avoid delays in the process, duplication of efforts, and errors.

Systems and methods for managing regulatory information. The system comprises a submission controller, a registration controller and a submission archive controller. The submission controller may manage a submission structure, and allow users to search for documents in a content management system and add the documents to the submission structure. The registration controller may manage product registration information and health authority interactions globally, and capture, view and take actions upon product registrations. The submission archive controller may allow users to access a complete history of regulatory submissions and correspondence globally, with an easy to use interface. The three controllers reside in a single system that allows them to interact seamlessly with each other.

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Katharyn Wilber