About Tenvia
A new way to develop
clinical trial protocols.
The protocol shapes almost everything that follows in a clinical study. We believe the people developing it deserve a better way to work together.
Why we exist
Different expertise.
Too many disconnected conversations.
Protocol development brings together medical, clinical operations, statistics, safety, regulatory and other specialists. Yet the decisions that shape a study often span documents, meetings, email and separate sources of evidence.
The wording survives. The reasons, specialist disagreements and lessons from later amendments can be much harder to find.
Tenvia Protocol Intelligence brings the protocol, evidence, specialist input and design decisions into one shared environment. Change a criterion, visit or procedure and explore what else may need review. Return to a decision and understand how the team reached it.
Explore Protocol Intelligence →Our ambition
Make Tenvia the best place in the world to develop a clinical trial protocol.
We are starting where the study takes shape: with the protocol, the people developing it and the reasoning behind their decisions.
Design the protocol. Understand the study it creates.
Tenvia grew from years working with life-sciences organisations and clinical technology teams, and a simple question: why is such an important part of study development still spread across so many tools?
Rameez’s background spans approximately 15 years in enterprise technology, including roles at Red Hat and Medidata.
Operating principles
Intelligence informs. People decide.
Tenvia supports scientific, medical and operational judgement. Evidence, assumptions and uncertainty should be visible to the people responsible for the study.
- Clinical context before model output
- Start with the study question and the evidence it needs.
- Clear explanations before automation
- Show assumptions, limitations and the next human decision.
- Different specialists, one protocol
- Bring specialists into the same protocol while keeping responsibilities clear.
- Claims tied to evidence
- Be clear about sources, limits and what is available.
Explore with your team
Start with the study you are developing.
Bring a protocol or study question to a working session. Agree the purpose of the session, the evidence needed and what you can safely share.