Cover more ground
Investigate more assets, markets, and questions with research agents and connected evidence. Apply your screening method across more opportunities before choosing candidates for deeper diligence.
Maven Bio brings live intelligence to biopharma, consulting, and investment teams. Investigate more opportunities, see what changes your position, and make strategic decisions with current evidence.
New evidence can change a strategy, opportunity screen, or forecast between reviews. A clinical result can alter a differentiation claim. A competitor’s development can change an asset’s appeal. A local funding decision can narrow the population behind a market estimate.
With live intelligence, your team can investigate those changes as they emerge and carry the findings into its ongoing work.
Investigate more assets, markets, and questions with research agents and connected evidence. Apply your screening method across more opportunities before choosing candidates for deeper diligence.
Follow the developments that matter to your team and keep selected working files current with source-linked edits. Start the next review with the changes and their supporting evidence available to inspect.
Review what changed and the supporting evidence, then focus on implications, tradeoffs, and next steps. Your team can challenge assumptions and decide what the findings mean for a strategy, recommendation, or investment thesis.
Maven follows clinical, regulatory, company, and market-access developments across global sources. It connects findings to drugs, companies, trials, and markets so your team can assess an opportunity with evidence from beyond the sources it can follow by hand.
Define the assets, markets, questions, and assumptions that matter to your team. Maven assesses new evidence against that scope and explains why a finding affects your work. Bring your internal context and research criteria into the assessment.
Use the findings in your assessments, briefings, and forecasts. Maven can apply source-linked edits to selected project files and reuse your research methods for recurring work. Inspect the evidence, review the revisions, and download the current files when you need them.
Start with a research question, an asset screen, or a document review. Use the Research Agent to investigate an opportunity, Smart Tables to compare assets, and Document Grids to examine their supporting evidence.
Add monitoring to follow material changes between reviews. Save your team’s questions, criteria, and deliverable format as a workflow for recurring research. For maintained files, review sourced edits, roll back changes, and download Word, Excel, or PowerPoint files from your Maven project.
Work in Maven or connect its intelligence to a compatible AI assistant. Teams can also query structured data and retrieve monitoring findings through the API, with webhook notifications when new signals are available.
Support medical affairs, business development, competitive intelligence, portfolio strategy, market access, and forecasting with current evidence and maintained working files.
For biopharma teamsResearch client questions using your firm’s methods, and keep client working files current between readouts.
For consultantsInvestigate opportunities and keep selected diligence files current as clinical, competitive, and access developments challenge your thesis.
For investment teamsThe company behind the work
Maven grew out of firsthand experience with the time and effort it takes to evaluate a company or therapeutic opportunity. Teams had to assemble complex evidence from scattered sources while new trial results and regulatory decisions continued to change the picture.
We’re building Maven to help teams investigate those opportunities and keep their intelligence current as the market develops. Our team combines biopharma experience with AI engineering. We develop the product with biopharma, consulting, and investment teams whose research questions and workflows shape what we build.
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24 Cambridge Street, Suite 7Yes. Start with a research question, an asset screen, or a document review. Add monitoring when you want to follow new developments or keep selected working files current.
Yes. Connect a compatible assistant through Maven’s read-only MCP connector and add reusable research skills in Claude. Your team can also query structured data and retrieve monitoring findings through the API, with webhook notifications when new signals are available.
Bring an asset, market, or recurring deliverable, along with the questions your team needs to answer. We can demonstrate the research and outputs against that brief before scoping a wider evaluation.
Bring an opportunity, a strategic question, or an assessment you need to keep current. We’ll discuss the evidence and research your team needs for its next decision.