Platform

The knowledge layer for medical affairs

Argon indexes your entire document library and answers questions with a direct citation to the source paragraph. Built for the precision that regulated scientific exchange requires.

Four capabilities that change how medical-affairs teams work

Every feature is built around one constraint: every answer must trace to a specific source document, section, and page number. No interpolation, no paraphrase without citation.

Source-grounded Q&A

Ask any question in plain language. Argon returns the answer and the exact paragraph in the source document that supports it. No black-box responses.

Document intelligence

Index prescribing information, clinical study reports, and internal publications in a single searchable workspace. Argon understands document structure including sections, tables, and appendices.

Change tracking

Receive alerts when documents you rely on are updated. See exactly what changed and where, so field teams are never working from outdated label language.

Knowledge collections

Organize documents into product-line or indication-specific collections. Control which team members access which collections, with full audit trails on every query.

How each capability works in practice

Technical precision behind every workflow.

Source-grounded Q&A

Every answer cites the paragraph, section, and page

When an MSL asks Argon about dose adjustments in hepatic impairment, the response is not synthesized from memory. Argon retrieves the specific passage from the prescribing information, surfaces the section number and page, and returns that alongside the answer text. The MSL reads the source, not the summary.

  • Queries answered in natural language without a search syntax to learn
  • Source highlight shows exactly which sentence was used to construct the answer
  • Answers with no supporting source are flagged, not fabricated

Change tracking

Know the moment a label changes and see exactly what moved

When FDA approves a labeling update, Argon detects the version change, diffs the new text against the previous version, and notifies the team with a precise account of what changed. No reading through 60-page PDFs to find the revision.

  • Alerts sent when monitored documents are updated
  • Inline diff view shows additions and removals at sentence level
  • Past queries re-evaluated against the new version on request

Source grounding: the answer and the evidence side by side

Scientific exchange requires a physician to trust the data, not just the MSL. Argon surfaces the source so it can be verified in the room.

What is the recommended monitoring frequency for liver enzymes during treatment?
Liver function tests should be performed at baseline, at weeks 4 and 8, then every 3 months for the first year of treatment, and periodically thereafter. Dose interruption is recommended if ALT or AST exceeds 5x the upper limit of normal.
Prescribing Information, Section 5.2, Page 11
5.2 Hepatotoxicity - Monitoring Requirements
Monitor liver function tests at baseline, weeks 4 and 8, then every 3 months for the first year, and periodically thereafter.

Connect the document systems your team already uses

Argon meets your documents where they live. No migration required to start.

Veeva Vault
SharePoint
Direct Upload
REST API
Folder Sync

Argon processes PDFs, Word documents, and PowerPoint files. New file types added on request for Organization tier accounts.

Ready to see Argon with your own documents?

Bring a question your team spends time searching for. The demo takes 20 minutes and uses your document type.