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Conference: DIA Annual Meeting 2026

日期: June 14 - 18, 2026

地点: 美国费城

Enhance your regulatory workflows with Certara

Transform your regulatory strategy with connected technology and expert support. At DIA Annual, Certara is showcasing the integration of CoAuthor™ and GlobalSubmit™, bringing together AI-enabled medical writing and seamless global submission management in one unified solution.

Combined with Certara’s Regulatory Strategy, Writing, and Operations services, we help you streamline document development, simplify submission workflows, and accelerate approvals with greater quality and confidence. Visit us at DIA to see how our technology and expertise work together to drive regulatory success.

Stay tuned for updates as we get closer to the show.

Where to hear Certara insights and expertise

2026 年 6 月 16 日, 星期二 1:05 - 1:35pm
LLM-Driven Submission: From Data Preparation to eCTD

讲师: Liam O’Leary

When introducing efficiencies to your regulatory workflow, it’s not simply a question of writing faster. Teams need to look up and down stream to accelerate data delivery, automate consistent first drafts and enable faster eCTD preparation.

This session presents a practical, framework for regulatory submissions that connects data pipelines and GenAI-assisted authoring with eCTD publishing and lifecycle execution using Certara CoAuthor™ and Certara GlobalSubmit™.

Attendees will learn how to design governance and workflows that make LLMs usable in regulated environments: establishing standardized templates and structured sections for repeatability; applying “human-in-the-loop” review checkpoints; and leveraging publishing-time validation to surface issues earlier—before they become last-minute blockers. The session will also highlight where LLM support delivers the most value (data aggregation, first-draft acceleration, consistency across sections, and faster content iteration) and how submission operations can translate better-authored content into smoother assembly, review, and health authority–compliant deliverables.

Key takeaways

  • A reference architecture for LLM-driven regulatory authoring through eCTD submission execution
  • Practical controls for compliant GenAI use: structured content, standardized templates, and expert oversight
  • Methods to reduce cycle time and technical risk through robust validation and streamlined eCTD review workflows

This session is designed for regulatory affairs, regulatory operations, and regulatory/medical writing leaders seeking an implementable approach to using LLMs to modernize submissions—without compromising quality or compliance.

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