Thomson Reuters

Liquent InSight® Viewer is a unique all-departments submissions viewer that enables your colleagues in all departments to review and research your currently-approved or currently-submitted regulatory submissions content.

Liquent InSight Viewer uses a single, intuitive web-based interface for viewing all types of submission content. This means it's easy to deploy -- you don't need to distribute multiple viewers or invest in complex IT infrastructure -- and simple for all your organization to use, with clear, familiar navigation.

Though the eCTD format is technically complex, users are protected from this complexity through a logical and intuitive user interface. Liquent InSight Viewer is driven purely by the eCTD's underlying XML backbone and regional XML files. It facilitates collaboration but makes no modification or additions to the archived submissions.

With Liquent InSight Viewer, you can:

• Locate submission materials via product and application information.
• Navigate through your dossiers via working hyperlinks (no Acrobat plug-ins required).
• View individual eCTD sequences, current views, cumulative views and lifecycle activities.
• Search for submission components using metadata or attributes.
• Share comments and information with sophisticated collaboration tools.
• Leverage your corporate directory and security settings with LDAP integration.
  

Why choose Liquent InSight Viewer?

• While building your eCTD and 'incrementally publishing': Liquent InSight Viewer provides viewing and reviewing capabilities for in-process submissions, streamlining the production and internal approval process. You can distribute parts of your submission as they are finished, aiding collaboration, completeness and quality checking.
• After approval or dispatch: By enabling you to distribute the same components of the dossier that were approved by or sent to the agency, you can ensure your entire organization has access to up-to-date submission information and help to promote your organization's migration from paper-based submissions to the eCTD.