Better answers begin
with AI-ready data.

Prepare the data. Connect the evidence. Reason in your domain. Three components work together to bring pharmaceutical context to every answer.

Your knowledge stays yours. Client data is retrieved at query time, never used to train the model.

01 / THE DATA FOUNDATION

StreamMake complex data ready to use.

Stream prepares scientific and operational data so it can be used reliably by AI.

The same compound can have different measured values because the experimental procedures differ. Stream retains that context while bringing databases, written records and scanned documents into one preparation process.

From source records to a documented datasetIllustrative process

01 / SOURCE MATERIAL

01
Assay measurements

Same compound. Different procedures.

02
Laboratory records

Methods and experimental context.

03
Scanned documents

Evidence outside the database.

02 / STREAM

Prepare with context.

  • Group by procedure
  • Select supported values
  • Standardise & check
Preserve the source evidence

03 / READY TO USE

Traceable

Prepared dataset

  • Consistent structures & units
  • Documented preparation
  • Leakage-aware test split
ACCOMPANYING DATA CARD
Origin
Source records
Treatment
Preparation history
Version
Dataset & split

What Stream does

01

Selective Cleaning

Groups measurements according to the experimental procedure that produced them, then selects the value supported by the strongest body of evidence rather than averaging conflicting results.

02

Data standardisation

Standardises structures and units, resolves duplicates, and applies plausibility rules.

03

Unstructured data handling

Brings information from scanned documents and written records into the preparation process.

04

Leakage-aware preparation

Keeps closely related molecules from appearing on both sides of a training and test split, helping prevent artificially inflated model performance.

05

Data provenance

Every dataset leaves Stream with a data card showing its origin, preparation, test split, and version.

21.6%Reduction in model errorCompared with standard data preparation on a published oncology benchmark.
R² = 0.87Coefficient of determinationPerformance reported on the published oncology benchmark.
See the research
Prepared data becomes the foundation for connected knowledge.

02 / THE ORGANISATIONAL MEMORY

LatticeSee the connections behind the records.

Lattice turns prepared data into searchable organisational knowledge, connecting events, causes, actions and verification.

Meaning-based retrieval finds relevant records, even when the wording or language differs. A knowledge graph connects those records to the history and relationships around them.

From separate events to connected evidenceIllustrative process

01 / RETRIEVE BY MEANING

01
DEV–0412

Deviation record

02
DEV–0587

Related investigation

03
DEV–0733

Comparable event

04
DEV–0891

Previous case

02 / CONNECT THE CONTEXT

One recurring cause.

Follow the relationships across records to understand the pattern behind individual events.

Knowledge graph + meaning-based retrieval

03 / EVIDENCE IN CONTEXT

The history stays connected.

  1. Cause

    What the investigation identified

  2. Action

    What was done in response

  3. Verification

    How effectiveness was checked

Relevant context is passed to Elyndra.

From an individual event to the pattern behind it.

Four deviations may represent four separate events, but they can also point to one recurring cause. Lattice keeps these relationships connected, making recurring problems easier to identify.

At query time, meaning-based search finds the relevant entry points and the knowledge graph is followed outward to assemble the surrounding historical and causal context. That evidence is what Elyndra receives.

Relevant evidence moves from Lattice into Elyndra’s context.

03 / THE PHARMACEUTICAL LLM

ElyndraPut pharmaceutical reasoning to work.

Elyndra applies pharmaceutical reasoning to evidence retrieved from Lattice. Your organisational facts remain in your knowledge system.

Elyndra 1.0 supports quality and manufacturing work: pharmaceutical terminology, GxP, ALCOA+, root cause analysis and supporting statistical methods. It works in English and Bahasa Indonesia.

From retrieved evidence to a reviewable draftIllustrative process

01 / EVIDENCE FROM LATTICE

[1]
Source record

The original event and its context.

[2]
Comparable history

Related causes, actions and outcomes.

[3]
Supporting evidence

References attached to the question.

Methodology selected by the user

02 / ELYNDRA 1.0

Reason in your domain.

  • Clarify the problem
  • Apply the chosen method
  • Structure the response
English · Bahasa Indonesia

03 / STRUCTURED OUTPUT

Draft

Ready for your review.

Problem & context [1]

Comparable case history [2]

Supporting rationale [3]

Human review required

A named person accepts, edits or replaces the suggestion.

What makes Elyndra different

01

Domain reasoning

Applies pharmaceutical terminology and methodology to structure problems and support investigation.

02

Method-based reasoning

Where a method has to be chosen, the user chooses it. Elyndra supports the choice rather than making it.

An evidence-backed output goes to a person for review.

Elyndra reasons.
It does not remember your facts.

Your data does not train our models.

Client data is used at query time and is not used to train the model.

Evidence stays with the answer.

Relevant information is retrieved from your organisational knowledge and provided with supporting evidence.

People remain responsible for decisions.

AI can support investigation, analysis, drafting, and review. The final decision stays with the named accountable person.

EXTEND WHEN YOU NEED TO

One workflow is a good place to start.

Most clients begin with one workflow and one or two components. Additional models can be introduced when they solve a defined problem.

THE REASONING LAYER

Pharmaceutical reasoning

Domain knowledge at the centre of the workflow.

Elyndra 1.0Quality and manufacturing
Elyndra 2.0Research and development · in development
ADD A CAPABILITY

Choose the models that answer your next question.

Molecular models

  • ToxicityMultiple toxicity endpoints
  • Natural productsGenome mining
  • Organic synthesisReaction optimisation

Supporting models

  • Topic clustering
  • Named entity recognition
  • Predictive trend analytics

Open tools

  • Toxicity WorkbenchEstablished open toxicity assessment tools brought together into a single interpretable assessment.

Start with the problem. Add models when the workflow needs them.

Explore the workflows

THE SCIENCE BEHIND THE SYSTEM

Evidence you can examine.

Published methods, reproducible work, and evaluation designed for pharmaceutical tasks.

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH · MOLECULES 2025

Selective Cleaning Enhances Machine Learning Accuracy for Drug Repurposing

Multiscale Discovery of MDM2 Inhibitors

Akmal, M.F. and Wong, M.W.

Read the publication
Headline result
Selective Cleaning reduced model error by 21.6% against standard data preparation on a published oncology benchmark, reaching a coefficient of determination of 0.87 — the highest reported for that target in the literature.
Reproducibility
The pipeline behind the published result was released publicly, allowing the result to be reproduced and independently examined.
Conference recognition
Keynote presentation at the Asia-Pacific Theoretical and Computational Chemistry Conference, 2025, and a conference presentation at ACM AI and HPC, 2026. More than 200 researchers reached directly through these research activities.
Evaluation benchmark
Public medical benchmarks primarily evaluate clinical tasks. They do not adequately cover pharmaceutical manufacturing, quality systems, or root cause analysis, so we built an evaluation suite specifically for pharmaceutical quality reasoning.
Research collaboration
Research collaboration with the National University of Singapore and leading Indonesian research universities.

READY FOR REGULATED WORK

Computer system validation,
built into the work.

Where a system touches regulated records, validation runs alongside the build. Decisions stay with a named, accountable person.

ALONGSIDE THE BUILD

GAMP 5 computer system validation

Specification, qualification, traceability and reporting — done during the build, not after.

  1. 01Specification
  2. 02Qualification
  3. 03Traceability
  4. 04Reporting
01 / RECORD CONTROLS

21 CFR Part 11 controls, designed in

Audit trails, access control and e-signatures from day one, not bolted on before an inspection.

02 / EVIDENCE HISTORY

Audit trail built in

Every source kept, and every accepted, edited or replaced suggestion recorded against a named person (ALCOA+).

03 / DECISION AUTHORITY

Human-in-the-loop AI

It may read, retrieve, draft, score, flag and cite. It may not approve, sign, release or decide.

04 / YOUR ENVIRONMENT

On-premise AI deployment

A dedicated in-country environment, or entirely inside your infrastructure.

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Tell us what you are trying to improve. We can show you which components are relevant and what evidence supports the approach.

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