Verum mines published HTA decisions across EU agencies, extracts the PICO specifications they actually accepted, and shows you — before you lock the protocol — what evidence satisfies all your target markets simultaneously.
Interactive demo · Pembrolizumab NSCLC · Real HTA data
Pharma companies run the trials. They have the data. The problem is that AEMPS, NICE, G-BA, and HAS each ask a slightly different question about that same evidence — and each question changes depending on what they've accepted for similar drugs before. Nobody has structured that institutional memory.
Every document Verum mines is publicly available. AEMPS publishes every IPT. NICE publishes every STA. G-BA and HAS publish their decisions. The EU Commission publishes every JCA scope document.
The information has always been there. Nobody has extracted it, structured it, and made it queryable across countries and indications — until now.
Verum is a validated concept with a working prototype seeded with real HTA data for PD-1/PD-L1 inhibitors in NSCLC. It is not a production product and has no paying customers yet.
The architecture is designed. The data model is built. The gap that Verum fills is real — no platform structures and cross-references EU HTA PICO specifications at scale. This prototype exists to validate whether that problem is urgent enough to build for.
The prototype shows the full four-step workflow with real decisions from AEMPS, NICE, and G-BA for pembrolizumab in NSCLC.