Anju Software Introduces Luminee AI Engine for Rapid EDC Database Builds
Anju Software has launched Luminee, an AI-powered engine that automates the creation of electronic data capture (EDC) databases, announced in a press release. The system can generate validated, inspection-ready databases in days by reading and interpreting clinical study protocols.
Luminee builds visit structures, forms, edit checks, and validation documentation automatically, addressing a process that typically takes months. The engine reduces technical resource dependency and produces automated validation documentation aligned with regulatory standards including 21 CFR Part 11, GCP, HIPAA, and GDPR.
The platform integrates with Anju’s eClinical ecosystem, including TrialMaster and TrialBuilder, and is available through Anju Clinical. Luminee was recognized with the SCOPE EU 2025 Innovation Award for its contribution to accelerating clinical operations and database development.
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