Lama Consultants. Applied AI consulting for pharma, CRO, CDMO, and mid-market businesses.

It is a firm that builds and runs AI agents inside your operations, not one that hands you a strategy deck. Lama Consultants finds where the work piles up, builds the agents that handle it, and maintains them after handoff. We work across pharma, CRO, CDMO, and US mid-market businesses. HIPAA is available under a BAA, and a 21 CFR Part 11 evaluation is available on request.

A Unified Agentic AI System is one intelligence that runs across a business, built from coordinated AI agents that share memory between runs. The agents connect the work across regulatory, clinical operations, and manufacturing, so the whole thing behaves like one team with one memory rather than a pile of disconnected tools.

An AI agent is one worker that does one job, like answering an inbound sponsor RFQ. An agentic workflow is that agent wired into the steps around it, from intake to a structured response. The workflow is what produces a measurable outcome, not the agent on its own.

They are three depths of the same practice. Agentic Workflow is one workflow end to end. Agentic OS is three to seven agents working together with shared memory, audited weekly. Unified AI Systems is one intelligence across the whole business, always learning.

Three tiers, priced by complexity rather than by the hour. Agentic Workflow runs $5,000 to $15,000 for one workflow end to end, measurable within 30 days. Agentic OS runs $20,000 to $60,000 for three to seven agents working together with shared memory. Unified AI Systems start at $60,000 for one intelligence across the business.

Two to four weeks for a single Agentic Workflow, with results you can measure within 30 days. Simple automations ship in days. Systems with several agents land in weekly increments. The first week is always diagnosis, and it is human only.

For a CRO, agents capture after-hours sponsor RFQs and return a structured response in under 60 seconds. For a CDMO, agents handle stoichiometric quoting and literature search that used to take a scientist hours. One CDMO build returned $264,000 in annual savings on a $20,000 engagement.

We build the same agents for US mid-market services as for regulated pharma. A med spa build recovered $110,000 a year by automating lead response, no-show recovery, and missed calls. An in-home care agency added $68,000 a year. An auto detailing shop recovered $68,000 a year from missed-call and repeat-booking automation.

Yes. We work across the United States and India. The same playbook and senior practitioners apply in both markets, with a full audit trail for regulated pharma, CRO, and CDMO clients.

Yes, under a Business Associate Agreement. Lama builds inside Claude Enterprise, where Anthropic signs a BAA covering Enterprise and API use. We scope each deployment to the minimum data the work requires. The BAA does not cover the consumer Claude tiers, so the tenancy you build in matters.

Part 11 compliance comes from how the system is governed, not from the model alone. We pair every agent with human accountability, an audit trail, and versioned records. A 21 CFR Part 11 evaluation of the proposed workflow is available on request before any build begins.

Gagan Gujral founded Lama Consultants. He studied engineering at IIT Kharagpur and business at Stanford GSB. He scopes the build, ships it, and stays on after handoff, so you brief one person rather than an offshore team.