Every CRO buys the same site list.
Only one of you has your delivery record.
Market intelligence tells you where trials happened. Yendou combines it with your CRO’s delivery record to show where this study is most likely to work.
Country & Site ID
A randomised Phase III study of first-line therapy in PD-L1 high advanced NSCLC
Select and validate search criteria
Market analysis
What Yendou built from the criteria: timelines, sponsor activity and where the market is moving.
Market analysis
Who runs comparable trials, where they start, and how the market moves before your first patient in.
Country scenarios
Four ways to place the same study, each read against the projects your CRO ran in every country.
Competition by country
Trials started in 2026 in this cohort. Red is crowded, grey is quiet.
Site selection
Ranked on what happened with you, never on the claim. Connection strength across every recorded exchange.
Validate the strategy
Every response stays attached to the country and site it came from.
The problem
Same intelligence.Same strategy.
Every CRO can buy access to the same market intelligence. The result: similar countries, similar sites, similar bids.
“Across all CRO proposals we receive, the site list is 90% the same.” Chief Medical Officer · Biotech · Immunology
The solution
Yendou adds what your competitors cannot buy: your own delivery evidence.
Seven steps from the sponsor’s synopsis to a strategy your delivery team signs off. Each one starts from what your CRO has actually delivered, not from the list everyone else bought.
01Study requirements
Start with the study. Not the database.
Begin with the sponsor’s protocol synopsis, indication and operating criteria. Yendou turns those requirements into a study-specific evidence model, so the strategy begins with what this study needs.
01Study-specific criteria
02Country strategy
Show where the study can work, and why.
Compare patient opportunity, recruitment precedent, startup conditions, competitive pressure and available site depth across markets. Bring sponsor priorities and delivery constraints into the same decision.
02Defensible country scenarios
03Delivery commitments
Commit to timelines your delivery team can defend.
Model country allocations and see how each scenario could affect startup, recruitment and first patient in. Commercial and delivery teams work from the same assumptions before timelines enter the proposal.
03Delivery scenarios
04Competitive pressure
Expose recruitment risk before it enters the proposal.
Identify competing trials, overlapping populations and site-level pressure before committing the strategy. Separate an attractive market from one in which the study can realistically recruit.
04Recruitment pressure
05Your operating evidence
Your experience should change the answer.
Combine comparable-market evidence with your own feasibility responses, startup performance, recruitment outcomes and site relationships. Recommend the sites that fit both the study and the way your CRO delivers.
05Evidence only your CRO owns
06Continuity
The strategy doesn’t end in a spreadsheet.
Move directly from country and site decisions into site outreach, feasibility and study-startup activity in Yendou.
07Pre-award to delivery
Win the study without creating a second beginning.
When the study is awarded, the committed strategy moves directly into startup and delivery team. No repetition or extensive handover needed.
07One evidence trail across the award
“This saves us hundreds of hours down the track, headaches and arguments with clients. Having a higher level of certainty that you’re selecting the right sites, and being able to show clients where that confidence comes from, has massive downstream time, cost and headache savings for us.”
Privacy
Your relationship data is not our training data.
Yendou does not train AI models on customer data. Your feasibility history, delivery evidence and site relationships remain yours.
Your evidence stays inside your boundary
API. MCP.Bring Yendou into your AI tools.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or your internal systems to Yendou. Search country and site evidence, compare options, update selections and move approved decisions into the study workflow, without copying information between tools.
One synopsis
Send us one protocol synopsis. We return the country and site strategy.
Your study, your delivery record, our workflow. See what a strategy you can defend looks like on your own protocol before you decide anything.
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