Claude Enterprise AI agents for pharma

Lama designs, builds, and maintains AI agents for pharma and regulated operations, and every one of them runs inside the client's own Claude Enterprise tenancy. The agents take the repeatable drafting, review, and intake work off the team. The data and the outputs stay in the client's environment, where quality and procurement can see them.

The tenancy is the whole point. A lot of AI sold to regulated teams runs the data through a vendor's account, which is the first question your security team will stop on. Build inside your own Claude Enterprise tenancy and that question is already answered. Your prompts and documents stay with you, Anthropic does not train on Claude Enterprise data, and the tenancy gives you the admin controls, logging, and access scoping that an auditor expects to find.

What you get

Agents in your tenancy. We build in your Claude Enterprise account, not a shared one.
Audit-ready outputs. Every output is traceable and signed for. See audit-ready AI agents for what that means in practice.
HIPAA under a BAA. Anthropic signs the Business Associate Agreement, so PHI work can run inside the tenancy.
One person who stays. The person who scoped the build is the one who maintains it after handoff.

How it maps to your work

The pattern is the same whether you run a sponsor, a CRO, or a CDMO. We find the work that eats the week, put it on an agent inside your tenancy, and stay on to keep it running. For pharma that tends to be protocol and regulatory drafting. For a CRO it is study start-up and monitoring documents. For a CDMO it is batch records, deviations, and the inbound that piles up overnight. The questions procurement asks before any of it starts are answered on our security page.

One we shipped

A CDMO put its overnight inbound and document drafting on agents inside its own Claude Enterprise tenancy. The work that used to wait until morning got handled when it arrived, and the drafting that swallowed staff hours came back. That was $264,000 in the first year on a $20,000 build. The full numbers are in the CDMO case study.

CDMO. $264,000 first-year saving. $20,000 build. Inside their own tenancy.

If you want the terms first, the glossary defines the ones that come up in scoping, from the Claude Enterprise tenancy to ALCOA+ and the audit trail.

Common questions

Whose Claude Enterprise tenancy do the agents run in?

Yours. We build inside your own Claude Enterprise tenancy, not ours and not a shared one. Your prompts, documents, and outputs stay in your environment, and Anthropic does not train on Claude Enterprise data.

Do you sign a HIPAA BAA?

Yes. Anthropic signs a Business Associate Agreement covering Claude Enterprise and API use, so HIPAA-regulated work can run inside your tenancy. We scope each agent to the minimum data the task needs.

Can these agents support 21 CFR Part 11 and GAMP 5 work?

Part 11 holds when the workflow is governed, not from the model alone. We pair every agent with a named human owner, an audit trail, and versioned records, and we run a Part 11 and GAMP 5 evaluation of the workflow before any build.