Content Preflight is Vodori’s AI-powered MLR pre-check that identifies quality and governance issues before formal review begins.
Analyze every claim before MLR review
Manage promotional and medical content, ensure compliance, and collaborate in real-time
Substantiate materials with approved claims and references
The source of truth for compliant, on brand materials
Review, annotate, and collaborate on digital content in its native format
Claims Intelligence, part of Vodori’s AI-powered platform, compares every claim in your content to your approved and rejected claims by meaning, not just wording. MLR gets the analysis instead of the legwork.
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Claims Intelligence is an AI capability in Vodori's Regulated Content Intelligence Platform™ that compares the promotional claims in life sciences content against an organization's approved, adapted, and rejected claims by meaning, not just wording, before MLR review.
It identifies each claim in a piece of content, works out what that claim actually says, and shows whether it matches something your team has already approved. If it doesn't, you see what's missing and which approved alternatives are available.
Claims Intelligence runs in the same pre-review workspace as Content Preflight, while your content is still in draft. Here's how the process works.
Upload the clinical studies, labels, and other references that support your claims. AI drafts canonical claims that exactly or closely match the phrasing in those references, each linked to the evidence points that support it.
Review the proposed claims and evidence points, and accept the ones you'd like to consider. They're added to your library as pending. The first time a pending claim is used in a promotional piece, reviewers approve it in context, and it's recorded as an approved claim.
Upload a promotional piece and select the AI button. Claims Intelligence scans the content and identifies every statement that makes a claim.
Each claim gets a Semantic Profile of what it says, such as its outcome, population, amount, and framing. That profile and the claim's context (product, region, channel, and language) are compared against your approved, adapted, pending, and rejected claims.
Every claim gets a clear classification and next steps. Link it to the approved claim it matches, or apply approved wording through a redline your author or agency can act on before submission.
