Built for the data side of life-sciences M&A.
Mergiva is a StrategySphere product. It exists to turn the data workstream of an integration into a controlled, evidenced process, so the deal can run on time without regulatory or antitrust exposure.
Why Mergiva exists.
When a life-sciences company buys another, it also takes on the target’s regulated records. They have to move between systems while keeping their standing with regulators, inside an antitrust line before closing, and before a services agreement runs out.
Today that work runs on a patchwork of file movers, spreadsheets and consultants. Mergiva puts it in one application, with a record for every deal.
A hard deadline
After closing, the seller keeps the old systems running under a transitional services agreement, with a fixed end date, and extending it costs more. Every month the data workstream slips is a month of double running.
A regulated activity
Clinical, manufacturing and regulatory records keep their standing only if metadata, audit trail and chain of custody survive the move. Lose them in transit and the result is a regulatory finding, not an IT ticket.
No system of record
The work is done with a patchwork of file movers, spreadsheets and consultants. When someone asks what moved, who approved it and whether it arrived intact, nothing can answer.
What we believe.
Proof over promise
Every claim on this site is backed by the product’s code and test runs, and we will show you the evidence behind any of them.
The deal’s outcome first
An integration is judged on time and on risk. The product exists to bring the data workstream in on the deal’s clock, with the controls that keep it safe.
One next step
Every engagement starts the same way: a pilot on one pair of systems, in your own cluster, with evidence at the end.
Your cloud, your keys, your model
A dedicated installation in your own Kubernetes. We run no shared service and have no standing access to your deal data.
Who it is for.
A regulated deal’s data has more than one owner. Each of them gets something specific.
M&A leaders
Discovery and classification start before closing, antitrust counsel signs the gate into Sign to close, no wave can start before Integration, and every wave closes with its compliance report.
Integration management
Plan the data workstream as waves and watch each wave’s state. Nothing moves in bulk to the acquirer before Day 1, because the platform refuses it rather than trusting a checklist.
Quality assurance
Every wave carries two e-signatures, every file is re-hashed at the destination, and the ledger can be re-verified at any time. The evidence maps and control inventory give your validation a starting point.
Privacy and legal
Classification flags personal and health data before it moves. Antitrust separation is enforced by the deal’s stage, and antitrust counsel is one of the two signers who open the Sign to close stage.
IT and security
One Helm chart into your own Kubernetes cluster. Row-level security, deal-team access, deal-scoped storage and verified identity keep deals apart, and AI calls can be routed through your own gateway.
What it does at each stage of the deal.
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Before closing
Discovery and classification run from the first stage, and the deal’s state machine refuses any wave until Integration.
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Day 1
Day 1 is a stage change with named signers. Mergiva ends clean-team access as the deal enters it, and waves begin once the deal reaches Integration.
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Integration
Every wave follows the same five steps inside one deal-scoped record, so nothing is handed over between tools.
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TSA and exit
Mergiva keeps waves running through the TSA stage, closes the deal with named signers, and keeps the ledger, the trail and the retention controls in place afterwards.
Built by StrategySphere.
StrategySphere GmbH is an expert-led strategy and technology consultancy based in Switzerland, with core expertise in pharma. Mergiva is its product for the data side of life-sciences M&A.
Start with one deal.
A pilot starts with the two systems you need to connect, and ends with evidence you can hand to an assessor.
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Name the pair
Tell us the two systems you need to connect. We produce that pair’s evidence before the pilot starts.
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Scan one estate
Run a Data Estate Scan in your own cluster. You get the PDF report and a classification your QA team can inspect.
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Plan validation together
Evidence maps, the control inventory and test artefacts, executed with your QA team on your infrastructure.
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Run the first wave
Two signatures, a verified transfer and a compliance report you can hand to an assessor.
Or write to contact@mergiva-ai.com.