Safety teams rarely lack data. They lack a fast way to see it. Tens of thousands of adverse-event reports per drug, spread across reactions, seriousness bands and time, do not announce an emerging signal, they bury it. The job of a visualization layer is to make the pattern obvious before it becomes a problem.
Deep single-drug analysis
Focused, single-drug exploration over a defined date range lets a team see the reaction profile for the product they are actually monitoring, top reactions, seriousness distribution and how both shift over time.
Fresh data, on demand
Signal detection on stale data is a liability. On-demand refresh against sources such as openFDA/FAERS keeps analysts working with current reports, so a rising reaction is caught early rather than at the next periodic review.
From chart to decision
Visualization is only useful if it drives an action: escalate, document, or watch. Clear seriousness breakdowns and reaction mapping turn an analyst's screen into a decision surface, not just a dashboard.
Pharos Vigil
Pharos Vigil is a single-drug deep-analysis dashboard that transforms adverse-event data into visual intelligence, reaction mapping, seriousness distribution and live refresh, so safety teams spot signals sooner. It pairs naturally with Pharos Scout for literature-side surveillance.
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