Set the scope
Agree one therapeutic area, target geography, service fit and exclusion criteria before research starts.
FOR SPECIALIST CRO BUSINESS-DEVELOPMENT TEAMS
Know who to
investigate.
And why now.
Turn scattered trial records into a focused list of companies to investigate—with original sources, a reason to look, and the questions still unanswered.
Written communication in English · Start with the public sample · $500 one-time pilot inquiries open
A SMALLER LIST. A BETTER STARTING POINT.
Give your next conversation
a reason to happen.
Your therapeutic focus, services and geography define the brief. We separate public facts from commercial questions.
Inspect the record
Review trial records and available sponsor disclosures. Keep publication dates, source links and gaps beside each finding.
Qualify the next step
Receive a shortlist with relevance notes, reasons to exclude a candidate and questions your team needs to resolve.
READ BEFORE YOU REQUEST
See exactly what
the research establishes.
The public STOP-HAE sample uses a real ClinicalTrials.gov record. It shows how we would assess relevance for a hypothetical rare-disease CRO.
Open the full sample ↗01 / Verified source factsTrial identity, sponsor, phase, status and dated registry fields.
02 / Fit to a defined scopeA transparent explanation of why a company merits a closer look.
03 / Reasons to hold backVendor selection, budget and procurement timing remain unverified.
START WITH A BOUNDED ENGAGEMENT
Two weeks.
One clear research question.
A founder-led pilot for a specialist CRO team deciding where to focus its next round of business-development research.
Best suited to a defined service and therapeutic niche. If you need confirmed open RFPs, a contact database or guaranteed introductions, this pilot will not meet that requirement.
What happens before work starts?
We review your request and confirm source coverage, deliverables, timing and total price in writing. Submitting this form is an inquiry; no payment or subscription starts here. The $500 USD total includes any taxes ORION must collect. Once payment is available, we request payment only on the agreed start date after the required inputs are ready, and complete delivery within 14 calendar days after payment. Read the delivery and refund terms.
CRO BD RESEARCH PILOT
$500USD total · one-time
Pilot inquiries open · Payment not yet available.
14 calendar days from payment on the agreed start date
- One therapeutic area and agreed geography
- Review of up to 10 candidate companies or programs
- Two written briefs, one per week
- Original links, relevance notes and open questions
- One consolidated follow-up question round
The review may find fewer suitable candidates—or none. We report exclusions instead of filling the list with weak matches. No automatic renewal.
Request a scope review ↗WHEN RESEARCH IS A RECURRING TASK
Need a fresh shortlist
for the next BD meeting?
Tell us how often your team reassesses sponsor accounts, what you already track and which decisions need better evidence.
Your service niche.
Define the geography, therapeutic focus and exclusions that make an account relevant to your team.
Your actual research cycle.
Discuss weekly or monthly review needs, expected volume and the people who use the brief.
A reason to use it again.
Assess which findings were useful, what your team already knew and what should change for another cycle.
Recurring research is at the scope-discussion stage. There is no live subscription, automatic renewal or published recurring price. The $500 pilot stays one-time.
Discuss recurring research →TELL US WHERE YOU FOCUS
What does your next
research cycle need?
Choose a scope check, the one-time pilot or a recurring research discussion. Tell us the services you sell and the companies you want to understand. We will respond by email.
No card required. No obligation. Please do not include patient information, confidential protocols or client lists.
Prefer email? Contact ORION ↗BEFORE YOU DECIDE
What this pilot can—and cannot—do.
Are these confirmed sales leads?
No. Public trial activity can identify research candidates. It does not prove an open contract, available budget, buying intent or unmet vendor need. Existing vendor relationships must be checked separately.
Is the research fully automated?
No. This is a founder-reviewed service using public sources and ORION's research tools. The pilot does not include a real-time alert feed or guaranteed continuous coverage.
What if there are no suitable candidates?
The brief will document the reviewed scope, exclusions and remaining gaps. A review fee pays for the agreed research work, not a guaranteed number of opportunities. Scope and terms must be accepted before work starts. Read delivery and refund terms.
What happened to the research workspace?
The existing research tools remain available. The separate $29 Starter workspace plan is not included in this service. Paid activation depends on checkout availability. View workspace plans or explore the research tools.