Platform · Prediction & modeling
Know what you're missing before a regulator does.
Gaps ingests regulatory dossiers in IUCLID format, maps every study to its toxicology endpoints, and flags what is missing: studies that cannot be mapped and endpoints with no data behind them. It reads the Yard warehouse to tell a real gap from one already covered elsewhere.
Updated July 18, 2026
- IUCLID
- dossiers ingested directly
- Endpoint
- level mapping of every study
- Yard
- backed, so gaps are real gaps
Capabilities
What Gaps does
Dossier in, gaps out
Point it at an IUCLID dossier and it returns the endpoints with no supporting study.
Study-to-endpoint mapping
Every study is placed against the endpoints it informs, and unmappable studies are surfaced too.
Grounded in the warehouse
By reading Yard, it separates a true data gap from evidence that already exists elsewhere.
Related
Works closely with
FAQ
Gaps questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
What does Gaps do?
Gaps ingests IUCLID dossiers, maps every study to its toxicology endpoints, and flags what is missing: studies that cannot be mapped and endpoints with no data.
How does Gaps know a gap is real?
It reads the Yard warehouse underneath, so it can tell a genuine data gap from evidence that already exists elsewhere in the record.
What happens after Gaps finds a gap?
Each flagged endpoint hands straight to read-across or a predictor, so analysis rolls into remediation without a context switch.
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