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Your Systems, One Request.

Connect Enjamb to the scientific and enterprise systems your team already runs, and reach the internal tools no catalog has ever covered.

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Work across the whole program. Read, draft, and file across Benchling, Veeva, Medidata, the LIMS, and your own internal tools, inside one run.

Search every system, then act in it

One request can read the evidence, run the analysis, and write the result back into the system it came from.

Illustrative Enjamb workspace returning assay data, a protocol, a mechanism figure, and recent evidence from four connected systems into one source trail using synthetic program data

Scientific systems

Query ELNs, LIMS platforms, registries, and data environments, and post results back to the record they belong to.

Clinical and regulatory systems

Work across CTMS, eTMF, safety, and submission environments, from reading a record to filing the update against it.

Enterprise software

Reach communications, file stores, and productivity suites, and create the document, message, or task the work needs.

Connect the systems only you have

The tools your company built for itself hold context no vendor catalog reaches. Enjamb connects to those the same way it connects to Benchling.

Illustrative Enjamb connector catalog showing synthetic internal applications, legacy systems, custom actions, and familiar scientific software together

Internal applications

Connect the APIs, databases, and tools your team built, with the same read and write access a person on that team has.

Legacy systems

Bring older sources into the work, and update them in place, without replacing the workflows people still depend on.

Custom actions

Expose the specific operations a workflow needs so an agent can run them directly instead of asking someone to.

Keep every action under control

Enjamb acts through the requester’s identity and preserves the controls of every connected system.

Illustrative Enjamb access review using synthetic program data to show individual requester permissions and the activity history retained for four connector actions

User-level permissions

People only see and change what their own account is already permitted to access.

Read and write scopes

Decide per connector what an agent may search, create, update, or execute.

Complete activity history

Keep each query, source, action, and approval tied to the run that produced it.

Delivering value at scale

30+

hours saved each month

2M+

chat events recorded

98%

monthly usage

How teams use Connectors

Cross-system investigation

Trace an issue across the LIMS, quality records, documents, and messages, then file the finding against the record that owns it.

Clinical document assembly

Pull current source material from Veeva, Medidata, SharePoint, and internal study tools, assemble the draft, and return it for review.

Research context

Combine laboratory records, literature, and prior decisions, then register the next experiment in the ELN where the team will run it.

Submission traceability

Connect a claim in a draft back through the table, analysis, dataset, and source behind it, and flag the draft when any of them changes.

Operational execution

Watch the systems that matter on a schedule, prepare the decision when something crosses a threshold, and write the approved outcome back where the team works.

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