Citera is a trust layer for AI-generated clinical regulatory documents. Large language models can write documents that sound compliant, but in clinical research that can get a study suspended. Citera checks each requirement and proves, with evidence, whether a consent form really meets the regulation. Every quote is span-verified against the source document, so nothing is made up. It also has a Verification Loop: when a fix is proposed, Citera verifies it and repeats until the document is "Submission Ready", with a full audit trail. This matters because it lets reviewers trust AI instead of just believing it.
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