The February 2026 Weave Platform release introduces new capabilities that help teams review documents faster and simplify publishing workflows across regulatory dossiers.

A key addition is AutoReview, which supports document review with customizable AI reviewers. Teams can configure reviewers to analyze documents across the dossier and identify issues such as inconsistencies, numerical mismatches, conflicting statements, or missing information. Users can define the review scope at the module or section level. AutoReview then scans the selected documents and returns findings in minutes. This helps teams identify potential issues earlier in the review process.

After a review finishes, AutoReview generates a summary and document-level comments that highlight areas requiring attention. Teams can add these comments directly to the relevant documents. The comments appear alongside team comments in the editor, making it easier to review and address findings during drafting and QC.

The update also includes Expanded Dossier Publishing that simplify Module 3 appendix creation and improve publishing controls. Users can add manufacturers and excipients directly in the Dossier. This automatically creates the appropriate 3.2.A appendix sections and links them to the related Module 3 content. Teams can also export tables in landscape orientation, which provides greater flexibility for final PDF outputs.

Together, these updates strengthen Weave’s ability to support teams across key regulatory activities, from cross-document review to preparing submission-ready content.

The November 2025 Weave Platform release introduces new capabilities that help regulatory teams respond faster to health authority questions, collaborate more effectively on document edits, and generate complex tables with greater precision.

A major addition is HAQ Manager, which centralizes health authority question management and accelerates response creation. After uploading a question file, Weave automatically extracts individual questions and related metadata, eliminating manual copy-and-paste workflows. Teams can review questions alongside the original file, assign subject matter experts, and generate structured response drafts within minutes—helping organizations manage large volumes of questions while maintaining accuracy and traceability.

The update also introduces Suggested Changes functionality, enabling teams to review edits in a familiar redline format. Suggestions are tracked in a dedicated panel where users can review, accept, or reject changes individually or all at once. Teams can seamlessly switch between editing, suggesting, verifying, and finalized document modes to support different stages of document development and review.

Additional enhancements improve AI-generated tables and document formatting. Users can now paste example table structures from Word or Excel into AI Templates, allowing Weave to recreate complex layouts with merged cells and structured formatting. Expanded editing tools make it easier to merge and split cells, adjust table dimensions, and apply formatting, while AI Table blocks launch with a ready-to-use table to accelerate setup and content generation.

Together, these updates strengthen Weave’s ability to support teams across critical regulatory workflows—from responding to health authority inquiries to drafting and refining submission-ready content.

This quarter, we focused on one goal: helping teams move through regulatory milestones with greater speed, accuracy, and confidence, without adding more work to their plates. The latest releases introduces AI capabilities that automatically verify your data and keep your documents up to date as new information becomes available, so you can stay inspection-ready at every stage of development.

The June 2025 update to the Weave Platform marks a significant step forward in supporting clinical-phase regulatory activities, expanding its capabilities across both clinical document generation and figure management.

This evolution deepens Weave’s role in accelerating the regulatory lifecycle from early development through submission. New functionality within the document workspace enables users to generate a broad range of clinical documents using uploaded source files in multiple formats. Clinical study dossiers can now be organized into dedicated folders, and AI Templates guide the drafting of key Module 5 content—including clinical study reports, protocols, and other trial-related documents—ensuring speed, consistency, and accuracy at scale. Enhancements to figure handling streamline the previously manual insertion process.

Figures are now automatically extracted from uploaded source files and made available for direct insertion into any document. This search-and-select experience is powered by the Data Room and reflects direct customer feedback, allowing teams to access and embed relevant visual content without leaving their workflow.

AutoIND April 2025 Release Summary

The April 2025 release of AutoIND delivers major enhancements to both AI Template workflows and the Data Room experience, deepening AutoIND’s position as the backbone of AI-native regulatory document generation. Key upgrades to the AI Template Engine include a unified Editor that allows seamless switching between template and content views, enabling rapid iteration and precise control over how and where content is generated. Users can now choose to generate an entire document or focus on individual sections, with the ability to insert new content beneath or in place of existing text. New logic within prompt blocks also allows prompts to run across all source files collectively—or on each file individually—providing more nuanced summaries. A new general-purpose template allows users to generate structured documents beyond the eCTD framework using any data in the Data Room.

Enhancements to the Data Room further simplify information access and interaction. Users can now upload entire folders while preserving structure, conduct semantic Deep searches with AI-generated relevance scoring, and preview file content directly in context. The newly renamed “Ask” tab (formerly “Explore”) supports multiple saved questions, editable queries, referenced responses, and file downloads. These features make it easier than ever to locate specific data and generate answers to Health Authority Questions or internal queries.

AutoIND February 2025 Release Summary

The February 2025 release of AutoIND introduces powerful enhancements to streamline IND document generation and management. Key updates include Data Tags, which allow more precise categorization of source files, ensuring that only the most relevant content is used in different parts of a submission. The Publishing v1 feature simplifies hyperlinking between sections, across documents, and to external sources, with automatic updates to maintain accuracy. Additionally, the Data Room Exploration functionality now includes an Overview Tab, offering a customizable, tabular view of all files, and an Explore Tab, where users can interact with AI to extract insights from their data. Other improvements include enhanced template flexibility, real-time content linking, and expanded support for document verification and organization. These updates significantly improve the efficiency and accuracy of regulatory submission preparation.

AutoIND December 2024 Release Summary

The December 2024 release of AutoIND introduces role-based access control, allowing organizations to assign Admin, Contributor, and Viewer roles with specific permissions. Admins can manage roles, set dossier visibility at various levels, and control user access. Multi-organization access enables seamless switching between client and home organizations for consistent branding and collaboration.

Key enhancements include granular version history, allowing users to preview and restore individual document versions, and table references, which now display source file citations for each table cell. Commenting features have been expanded, enabling users to add comments at any stage of document drafting.

Content templates for key nonclinical sections (2.2, 2.4, 2.6) now support structured content blocks, AI instructions, and dynamic values, improving flexibility. Data Room improvements include support for large PDF uploads (up to 1,500 pages), with clear indicators for truncated files. Additional fixes enhance document formatting, reference management, and template processing. These updates strengthen collaboration, control, and document accuracy across the IND submission process.