Make Things Happen

People in Life Sciences don’t do tasks; they drive outcomes. They bring products to market, equip field teams for success, and support patients in accessing treatments that can change their lives.

60%

of pharma leaders cite workflow design/orchestration as the top challenge to agentic AI deployment. Source

When AI agents are designed to support roles rather than systems, great things happen. The individuals who are driving business outcomes can act faster and smarter.

Product Launches

Ensure field-based teams are always prepared for face-to-face HCP interactions with an always-on AI SuperAgent by their side.

The SuperAgent supports launch teams by helping them:

Rapid Upskilling of Field Teams

The field is inherently dynamic—HCP reactions in real, face-to-face conversations are never fully predictable, and the landscape is always changing. That’s where the AI SuperAgent’s knowledge becomes a trusted right-hand partner for field professionals.

The SuperAgents help field teams continuously upskill in the areas that matter most in live HCP conversations:

Competitive intelligence

Competitor messaging, data, and pricing evolve constantly. The SuperAgent ensures field professionals are fluent in current, specific, and compliant responses when competitors come up in conversation.

Personalizing Messaging

By factoring in territory dynamics, account context, and HCP preferences, the SuperAgent helps reps tailor their messaging so every interaction is relevant, credible, and impactful.

Market Access Updates

Access barriers directly influence prescribing and vary by region and account. The SuperAgent keeps reps up to date on local market access realities so they can navigate access conversations with confidence.

Field Excellence and Execution

Field professionals spend a significant portion of their day on administrative tasks rather than high-value interactions. The ACTO SuperAgents act as strategic partners to both sales representatives and Medical Science Liaisons (MSLs), enabling them to spend less time searching for information and more time focused on high-value, face-to-face HCP interactions.

SuperAgents help field teams optimize their performance in several ways:

Efficient Pre-Call Planning

The SuperAgent synthesizes clinical data, social media, and previous notes to provide an easy-to-digest 30-second summary. This ensures teams are prepared with specific talking points tailored to the current interests and history of each stakeholder. 

Real-Time Knowledge Support

During meetings or while drafting communications, the SuperAgent acts as a coach by identifying questions and objections. The SuperAgent immediately surfaces approved clinical reprints and talking points, so field professionals have the right information without needing to search for it.

Automated Administrative Tasks

Closing the loop after a visit is often the most time-consuming task for field professionals. The SuperAgent can parse voice-dictated notes to update CRM fields, tag sentiments, and queue compliant follow-up materials, saving significant time after every interaction.

Strategic Scientific Insights

For MSLs, the SuperAgent monitors thousands of journals to provide executive summaries of papers relevant to their specific territory and experts. The SuperAgent also analyzes notes from across the country to identify emerging regional trends and scientific concerns.

“If CEOs want to transform their companies, they must lead with AI and agentic AI — that’s the key to winning a competitive advantage.”

Paul Hudson

CEO of Sanofi

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AI Requirements for Life Sciences

In a highly regulated industry like Life Sciences, strict standards must be met before any system, application, or tool can be deployed—and agentic AI is no exception.

Why role-based AI agents?

AI solutions have been developed by system and application providers to make using their platforms easier, which is great for workflow, but not necessarily great for the workforce.

Which roles?

The pressure to “do more with less” is most acute in customer-facing functions that have undergone significant layoffs, downsizing, and restructuring.