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Congenica
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SeqOne S.A.S.
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congenica.com
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Private
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2012
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Congenica is a clinical genomic interpretation platform company founded in 2012 and born from the Wellcome Sanger Institute. The company provides a CE-IVDR Class C certified cloud-based SaaS platform that transforms raw next-generation sequencing (NGS) data into actionable clinical reports for rare disease diagnosis, oncology, and infectious disease applications. Its core technology stack combines automated bioinformatics pipelines with proprietary AI models — notably the UP² (Universal Pathogenicity Predictor) variant scoring engine and PhenoGenius phenotype matching — to accelerate variant interpretation and improve diagnostic accuracy for clinical laboratories.

The platform operates on a modular architecture: the core Congenica Platform handles germline and somatic interpretation workflows, augmented by specialized modules including DiagAI (explainable AI variant ranking with Score, ShortList, SmartPick, and HPO extraction from clinical notes via LLMs), GenomeAlert! (automated monthly reevaluation against ClinVar), SomaHRD (HRD biomarker testing for PARP inhibitor selection in ovarian cancer), SomaLBx/SomaMethyl (liquid biopsy), SomaHemato (hematology IGHV analysis), and germVar (Oxford Nanopore long-read interpretation). Revenue is generated through annual or multi-year enterprise SaaS subscriptions to hospital networks, genomic laboratories, and national health systems, complemented by usage-based licensing for high-volume operations and a self-serve free-trial entry point for smaller labs. A Clinical Interpretation Services layer — NHS-trained genomic experts — provides paid variant analysis support alongside the software.

In September 2025, Congenica was acquired by SeqOne S.A.S., a France-based genomics software company, creating a combined entity serving 160-190+ laboratories across 30-35+ countries and processing over 200,000 patient analyses annually with a 125+ person team. The company is headquartered at the Wellcome Genome Campus in Cambridge, UK, with engineering/R&D in Montpellier, sales operations in Paris, and U.S. operations via SeqOne Inc. in New York. Trust by NHS Genomic Medicine Services and Genomics England anchors its market position in UK national genomic medicine.

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Congenica is a Cambridge-based clinical genomic interpretation platform provider, serving 190+ laboratories across 35+ countries with AI-powered NGS analysis for rare disease and oncology diagnostics. Founded in 2012 from the Wellcome Sanger Institute and now part of SeqOne S.A.S., the company processes 200,000+ patient analyses annually.

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Acquired
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HeadquartersCambridge, United Kingdom
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Cambridge
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United Kingdom
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Europe
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
clinical genomic interpretation, NGS data analysis software, rare disease diagnostics, oncology genomic testing, AI variant prioritization
Industry2 codes
1Genomics & Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) Services
CodeHLAGANAAPrimaryYes
2FHIR/HL7 Data Repositories & Canonical Data Models
CodeHLACAIAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Software Publishers5132
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Prepackaged Software7372
  • Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc.7370
Product category
Clinical Genomic Interpretation Software
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Revenue model2 records
1Cloud-based SaaS Subscription
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Annual or multi-year subscription model for accessing the clinical genomic interpretation platform via cloud deployment. Includes software updates, customer support, and regulatory compliance maintenance.

2Platform Usage Licensing
TypeUsage Based
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Usage-based licensing potentially available for high-volume laboratory operations processing large numbers of patient samples annually.

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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others
Pricing details2 tiers
1Enterprise subscription for large laboratory networks and healthcare systems
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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Custom pricing based on laboratory size, sample volume, and feature requirements. Annual or multi-year contracts with volume-based pricing.

2Self-serve/free trial entry point for smaller laboratories
ModelFreemiumBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

'Get started for free' option available on website for evaluation purposes before committing to paid subscription.

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B2B
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Software
Brand1 record
1Congenica RD
Description

An In Vitro Diagnostic medical device in Europe, CE marked as a Class C IVD under Regulation (EU) 2017/746, used for clinical decision support by trained medical staff.

congenica.com
Core offering1 text field

Congenica provides a cloud-based clinical genomic interpretation platform that transforms raw next-generation sequencing (NGS) data into actionable clinical reports for rare disease, oncology, and infectious disease applications. The CE-IVDR Class C certified platform is augmented by AI-powered modules for variant pathogenicity scoring, phenotype matching, automated re-evaluation, and homologous recombination deficiency testing, and is supported by NHS-trained clinical interpretation services.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 3 values shown
  • 200,000+ patient analyses annually across the platform
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Product overview1 text field

Congenica operates as a cloud-based clinical genomic interpretation platform (a platform-plus-modules architecture) now part of the SeqOne family. The core product is the Congenica Platform (CE-IVDR Class C certified), which provides AI-powered genomic analysis transforming raw NGS data into clinical insights across rare disease, oncology, and infectious diseases. This core platform is augmented by specialized modules: DiagAI (explainable AI variant ranking suite including Score, ShortList, SmartPick, and HPO/Notes2HPO); GenomeAlert! (automated monthly variant reevaluation against ClinVar); SomaHRD (clinically validated HRD test for ovarian cancer PARP inhibitor selection); CGH Array Interpretation (CNV annotation from Agilent Cytogenomics); germVar (ONT whole genome interpretation); and SomaLBx/SomaMethyl (liquid biopsy with epigenetic signatures) and SomaHemato (hematology IGHV analysis). The product line is rounded out by Clinical Interpretation Services — NHS-trained genomic experts providing variant analysis and reporting support. The platform supports both germline (rare diseases, inherited disorders, carrier screening) and somatic (solid tumors, liquid biopsy, hematology, hereditary cancers) workflows on a unified interface.

Product and service14 records
1Congenica Platform (Next-Generation Platform)
CategoryCore genomic interpretation platform
Description

Cloud-based AI-powered genomic analysis platform that transforms raw NGS sequencing data (FASTQ/VCF) into fast, actionable clinical insights across rare disease, oncology, and infectious diseases. Supports both germline (rare diseases, inherited disorders, carrier screening) and somatic (solid tumors, liquid biopsy, hematology, hereditary cancers) workflows with variant annotation, ACMG classification, and clinical reporting. Used by clinical laboratories, hospital networks, and national genomic medicine programmes.

2Congenica RD (Heritage CE-IVDR Class C Platform)
CategoryCore genomic interpretation platform (regulated IVD)
Description

CE-IVDR Class C certified In-Vitro Diagnostic medical device for clinical decision support used by trained medical staff, clinical scientists, and genetic scientists. Built on 13 years of clinical excellence from the Wellcome Sanger Institute and trusted by NHS Genomic Medicine Services.

3DiagAI
CategoryAI interpretation add-on module
Description

Explainable AI-powered variant ranking suite comprising DiagAI Score (0–100 pathogenicity ranking), DiagAI ShortList (shortlisted candidate variants), SmartPick (top candidate suggestion), and HPO integration. Powered by UP² (Universal Pathogenicity Predictor trained on 2.5M+ ClinVar variants, 97% accuracy) and PhenoGenius (phenotype matching model outperforming alternatives by 42%). Used by clinical genomic interpreters to accelerate variant interpretation.

4DiagAI HPO (Notes2HPO)
CategoryAI interpretation add-on module
Description

AI tool that automates extraction of HPO terms from unstructured clinical notes, referral letters, and free-text clinical descriptions using large language models fine-tuned to the HPO ontology. Supports multi-language input, returns structured HPO terms with positions in the source text, and includes an anonymisation layer for health data regulation compliance. Used by clinical scientists to convert clinical narrative into structured phenotype inputs for variant interpretation.

5GenomeAlert!
CategoryAutomated re-interpretation add-on module
Description

Automated variant reevaluation agent that monthly reanalyzes all historical patient cases against the latest ClinVar database updates, generates actionable reports identifying candidates for new or revoked diagnoses, and provides one-click access to source information. Used by clinical laboratories to ensure patients benefit from the latest scientific knowledge without manual re-review.

6SomaHRD (Homologous Recombination Deficiency Test)
CategoryOncology testing add-on module
Description

Clinically validated HRD biomarker test for identifying ovarian cancer patients likely to respond to PARP inhibitors, based on shallow whole genome sequencing (sWGS) and targeted gene panel. Validated against the PAOLA-1 cohort with 95% concordance to Myriad myChoice CDx and 96% concordance in independent validation by North West GLH. Used by oncology and molecular pathology laboratories for therapy selection.

7SeqOne CGH Array Interpretation
CategoryCytogenomics add-on module
Description

CGH microarray interpretation solution enabling direct import of CNV data from Agilent Cytogenomics software (IntervalBasedReport files), with AI-powered CNV annotation, ACMG automated classification, and seamless historical data migration from Cartagenia Bench Lab. Used by cytogenomic laboratories replacing legacy CGH interpretation workflows.

8SomaLBx
CategoryOncology liquid biopsy module
Description

Comprehensive liquid biopsy analysis solution covering both somatic variants and epigenetic signatures in a single workflow for oncology applications. Used by molecular pathology laboratories to deliver liquid biopsy testing in-house.

9SomaMethyl
CategoryOncology liquid biopsy module
Description

Liquid biopsy module integrated within SomaLBx for analyzing epigenetic signatures alongside somatic variants in oncology testing. Used together with SomaLBx by molecular pathology laboratories for comprehensive liquid biopsy analysis.

10SomaHemato
CategoryHematology module
Description

Hematology analysis module providing robust, validated IGHV mutational status analysis for CLL prognosis, overcoming NGS short-read limitations for precise clinical insights. Used by hematology and molecular pathology laboratories for chronic lymphocytic leukemia prognostics.

11germVar
CategorySequencer integration module
Description

AI-enhanced whole genome variant interpretation application for Oxford Nanopore EPI2ME workflows, supporting CNV, SNP, INDEL, SV, and STR analysis with an advanced interpretation hub (phasing display, in-silico panels, advanced viewers). Research use only. Used by laboratories deploying Oxford Nanopore long-read sequencing for whole genome interpretation.

12SeqOne Flow Premium
CategoryWorkflow automation module
Description

Customer-facing automation engine built on N8N workflow orchestration enabling LIMS connectors, file transfer automation, analysis triggering APIs, and HL7/FHIR interfaces for healthcare interoperability. Transforms one-off integrations into reusable, self-service modules. Used by laboratory IT teams to automate integration of the genomic interpretation platform into clinical workflows.

13SeqOne Public API
CategoryDeveloper API
Description

Public REST API enabling customer IT teams to integrate the platform autonomously, supporting file upload/download, analysis triggering, LIMS connectors, and HL7/FHIR interfaces. Also exposes the DiagAI Text2HPO API and the DiagAI PhenoGenius API for in-house pipeline integration. Includes a Python SDK. Used by laboratory IT and bioinformatics teams to embed interpretation capabilities into their own pipelines.

14Clinical Interpretation Services
CategoryClinical interpretation service
Description

NHS-trained genomic expert team providing fast, rigorous variant analysis and clinical reporting alongside the software platform. Used by laboratories that require additional interpretive support or lack sufficient in-house clinical scientist capacity for genomic case review.

Scale indicator7 records

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-06-01
Description

Partnership announced June 2025 for liquid biopsy applications, combining Agilent's targeted NGS enrichment chemistry with Congenica's AI-powered interpretation platform for improved cancer diagnostics.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2024-06-01
Description

Strategic technology partnership announced June 2024, integrating Congenica's interpretation platform with MGI's sequencing technology for enhanced genomic analysis workflows in clinical settings.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2024-03-01
Description

Technology partnership integrating Congenica's genomic interpretation platform with Oxford Nanopore's long-read sequencing technology. The partnership includes germVar, a pipeline specifically optimized for Oxford Nanopore whole genome variant interpretation, enabling seamless workflow from long-read sequencing to clinical report.

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TypeDirect peer
Description

Public clinical genomics interpretation platform used by hospitals and labs worldwide for rare disease, oncology, and hereditary cancer testing. Direct overlap with Congenica across use cases, customer base (hospital networks, genomic labs), and AI-driven interpretation model.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

QIAGEN's clinical NGS interpretation portfolio (QCI Interpret, QCI Precision Insights) competes directly with Congenica in variant interpretation and clinical reporting. A much larger incumbent with broader life-sciences portfolio, deeper US sales force, and integrated reagent-instrument-software stack.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Clinical NGS interpretation platform focused on rare disease and oncology, used by hospital systems and reference labs. Closest direct peer to Congenica in AI-driven variant interpretation, ACMG classification, and clinical reporting workflows.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Cloud-based clinical genomics data platform serving pharma, clinical labs, and hospitals for NGS analysis and interpretation. Comparable in cloud-native SaaS delivery, enterprise GTM, and clinical-grade security/compliance positioning.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Clinical genomics interpretation and reporting software (VSClinical, SVS) used by molecular diagnostic labs for rare disease and cancer testing. Direct overlap on variant annotation, ACMG/AMP classification, and clinical reporting.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Clinical genomic interpretation platform for rare disease, oncology, and hereditary cancer testing used by hospital systems. Direct peer in clinical-grade NGS interpretation, with comparable customer base of integrated delivery networks.

TypeRegional player
Description

Clinical genomics interpretation and sequencing services platform with strong presence in Asia (China) and the US. Comparable in germline and oncology interpretation offerings, but with deeper Asia footprint and a service-plus-software model.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Cloud-based bioinformatics and clinical genomics platform serving diagnostic labs and hospitals. Comparable cloud-native interpretation model, with a focus on regulated clinical workflows in Europe.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Illumina's tertiary-analysis software portfolio (including Emedgene) competes directly with Congenica in clinical NGS interpretation. A much larger incumbent leveraging the dominant sequencer installed base to bundle interpretation software.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Clinical oncology genomics interpretation platform focused on somatic variant curation, molecular tumor boards, and therapy matching. Partial overlap with Congenica's oncology modules (SomaHRD, SomaLBx, SomaHemato).

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Congenica

Clinical Genomic Interpretation Softwarecongenica.com

Congenica is a Cambridge-based clinical genomic interpretation platform provider, serving 190+ laboratories across 35+ countries with AI-powered NGS analysis for rare disease and oncology diagnostics. Founded in 2012 from the Wellcome Sanger Institute and now part of SeqOne S.A.S., the company processes 200,000+ patient analyses annually.

What Congenica does

Congenica is a clinical genomic interpretation platform company founded in 2012 and born from the Wellcome Sanger Institute. The company provides a CE-IVDR Class C certified cloud-based SaaS platform that transforms raw next-generation sequencing (NGS) data into actionable clinical reports for rare disease diagnosis, oncology, and infectious disease applications. Its core technology stack combines automated bioinformatics pipelines with proprietary AI models — notably the UP² (Universal Pathogenicity Predictor) variant scoring engine and PhenoGenius phenotype matching — to accelerate variant interpretation and improve diagnostic accuracy for clinical laboratories.

The platform operates on a modular architecture: the core Congenica Platform handles germline and somatic interpretation workflows, augmented by specialized modules including DiagAI (explainable AI variant ranking with Score, ShortList, SmartPick, and HPO extraction from clinical notes via LLMs), GenomeAlert! (automated monthly reevaluation against ClinVar), SomaHRD (HRD biomarker testing for PARP inhibitor selection in ovarian cancer), SomaLBx/SomaMethyl (liquid biopsy), SomaHemato (hematology IGHV analysis), and germVar (Oxford Nanopore long-read interpretation). Revenue is generated through annual or multi-year enterprise SaaS subscriptions to hospital networks, genomic laboratories, and national health systems, complemented by usage-based licensing for high-volume operations and a self-serve free-trial entry point for smaller labs. A Clinical Interpretation Services layer — NHS-trained genomic experts — provides paid variant analysis support alongside the software.

In September 2025, Congenica was acquired by SeqOne S.A.S., a France-based genomics software company, creating a combined entity serving 160-190+ laboratories across 30-35+ countries and processing over 200,000 patient analyses annually with a 125+ person team. The company is headquartered at the Wellcome Genome Campus in Cambridge, UK, with engineering/R&D in Montpellier, sales operations in Paris, and U.S. operations via SeqOne Inc. in New York. Trust by NHS Genomic Medicine Services and Genomics England anchors its market position in UK national genomic medicine.

Congenica firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Congenica
Legal name
SeqOne S.A.S.
Website
https://congenica.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2012
Operating status
Acquired
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
Congenica is a Cambridge-based clinical genomic interpretation platform provider, serving 190+ laboratories across 35+ countries with AI-powered NGS analysis for rare disease and oncology diagnostics. Founded in 2012 from the Wellcome Sanger Institute and now part of SeqOne S.A.S., the company processes 200,000+ patient analyses annually.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Congenica industry classification

Industry
Product category
Clinical Genomic Interpretation Software
NAICS
Software Publishers (5132)
SIC
Services-Prepackaged Software (7372), Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc. (7370)
akta.pro primary industry
Genomics & Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) Services (HLAGANAA)
akta.pro secondary industry
FHIR/HL7 Data Repositories & Canonical Data Models (HLACAIAI)

Keywords

  • Clinical genomic interpretation
  • NGS data analysis software
  • Rare disease diagnostics
  • Oncology genomic testing
  • AI variant prioritization

Where Congenica is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Cambridge
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Offices3 records

Markets served

Congenica business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

  1. Cloud-based SaaS Subscription: Annual or multi-year subscription model for accessing the clinical genomic interpretation platform via cloud deployment. Includes software updates, customer support, and regulatory compliance maintenance.
  2. Platform Usage Licensing: Usage-based licensing potentially available for high-volume laboratory operations processing large numbers of patient samples annually.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualEnterprise subscription for large laboratory networks and healthcare systems
FreemiumPay-as-you-goSelf-serve/free trial entry point for smaller laboratories

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels5 records

Congenica product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Congenica provides a cloud-based clinical genomic interpretation platform that transforms raw next-generation sequencing (NGS) data into actionable clinical reports for rare disease, oncology, and infectious disease applications. The CE-IVDR Class C certified platform is augmented by AI-powered modules for variant pathogenicity scoring, phenotype matching, automated re-evaluation, and homologous recombination deficiency testing, and is supported by NHS-trained clinical interpretation services.

Product overview

Congenica operates as a cloud-based clinical genomic interpretation platform (a platform-plus-modules architecture) now part of the SeqOne family. The core product is the Congenica Platform (CE-IVDR Class C certified), which provides AI-powered genomic analysis transforming raw NGS data into clinical insights across rare disease, oncology, and infectious diseases. This core platform is augmented by specialized modules: DiagAI (explainable AI variant ranking suite including Score, ShortList, SmartPick, and HPO/Notes2HPO); GenomeAlert! (automated monthly variant reevaluation against ClinVar); SomaHRD (clinically validated HRD test for ovarian cancer PARP inhibitor selection); CGH Array Interpretation (CNV annotation from Agilent Cytogenomics); germVar (ONT whole genome interpretation); and SomaLBx/SomaMethyl (liquid biopsy with epigenetic signatures) and SomaHemato (hematology IGHV analysis). The product line is rounded out by Clinical Interpretation Services — NHS-trained genomic experts providing variant analysis and reporting support. The platform supports both germline (rare diseases, inherited disorders, carrier screening) and somatic (solid tumors, liquid biopsy, hematology, hereditary cancers) workflows on a unified interface.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Congenica RD: An In Vitro Diagnostic medical device in Europe, CE marked as a Class C IVD under Regulation (EU) 2017/746, used for clinical decision support by trained medical staff.

Products and services

  • Congenica Platform (Next-Generation Platform) Cloud-based AI-powered genomic analysis platform that transforms raw NGS sequencing data (FASTQ/VCF) into fast, actionable clinical insights across rare disease, oncology, and infectious diseases. Supports both germline (rare diseases, inherited disorders, carrier screening) and somatic (solid tumors, liquid biopsy, hematology, hereditary cancers) workflows with variant annotation, ACMG classification, and clinical reporting. Used by clinical laboratories, hospital networks, and national genomic medicine programmes.
  • Congenica RD (Heritage CE-IVDR Class C Platform) CE-IVDR Class C certified In-Vitro Diagnostic medical device for clinical decision support used by trained medical staff, clinical scientists, and genetic scientists. Built on 13 years of clinical excellence from the Wellcome Sanger Institute and trusted by NHS Genomic Medicine Services.
  • DiagAI Explainable AI-powered variant ranking suite comprising DiagAI Score (0–100 pathogenicity ranking), DiagAI ShortList (shortlisted candidate variants), SmartPick (top candidate suggestion), and HPO integration. Powered by UP² (Universal Pathogenicity Predictor trained on 2.5M+ ClinVar variants, 97% accuracy) and PhenoGenius (phenotype matching model outperforming alternatives by 42%). Used by clinical genomic interpreters to accelerate variant interpretation.
  • DiagAI HPO (Notes2HPO) AI tool that automates extraction of HPO terms from unstructured clinical notes, referral letters, and free-text clinical descriptions using large language models fine-tuned to the HPO ontology. Supports multi-language input, returns structured HPO terms with positions in the source text, and includes an anonymisation layer for health data regulation compliance. Used by clinical scientists to convert clinical narrative into structured phenotype inputs for variant interpretation.
  • GenomeAlert! Automated variant reevaluation agent that monthly reanalyzes all historical patient cases against the latest ClinVar database updates, generates actionable reports identifying candidates for new or revoked diagnoses, and provides one-click access to source information. Used by clinical laboratories to ensure patients benefit from the latest scientific knowledge without manual re-review.
  • SomaHRD (Homologous Recombination Deficiency Test) Clinically validated HRD biomarker test for identifying ovarian cancer patients likely to respond to PARP inhibitors, based on shallow whole genome sequencing (sWGS) and targeted gene panel. Validated against the PAOLA-1 cohort with 95% concordance to Myriad myChoice CDx and 96% concordance in independent validation by North West GLH. Used by oncology and molecular pathology laboratories for therapy selection.
  • SeqOne CGH Array Interpretation CGH microarray interpretation solution enabling direct import of CNV data from Agilent Cytogenomics software (IntervalBasedReport files), with AI-powered CNV annotation, ACMG automated classification, and seamless historical data migration from Cartagenia Bench Lab. Used by cytogenomic laboratories replacing legacy CGH interpretation workflows.
  • SomaLBx Comprehensive liquid biopsy analysis solution covering both somatic variants and epigenetic signatures in a single workflow for oncology applications. Used by molecular pathology laboratories to deliver liquid biopsy testing in-house.
  • SomaMethyl Liquid biopsy module integrated within SomaLBx for analyzing epigenetic signatures alongside somatic variants in oncology testing. Used together with SomaLBx by molecular pathology laboratories for comprehensive liquid biopsy analysis.
  • SomaHemato Hematology analysis module providing robust, validated IGHV mutational status analysis for CLL prognosis, overcoming NGS short-read limitations for precise clinical insights. Used by hematology and molecular pathology laboratories for chronic lymphocytic leukemia prognostics.
  • germVar AI-enhanced whole genome variant interpretation application for Oxford Nanopore EPI2ME workflows, supporting CNV, SNP, INDEL, SV, and STR analysis with an advanced interpretation hub (phasing display, in-silico panels, advanced viewers). Research use only. Used by laboratories deploying Oxford Nanopore long-read sequencing for whole genome interpretation.
  • SeqOne Flow Premium Customer-facing automation engine built on N8N workflow orchestration enabling LIMS connectors, file transfer automation, analysis triggering APIs, and HL7/FHIR interfaces for healthcare interoperability. Transforms one-off integrations into reusable, self-service modules. Used by laboratory IT teams to automate integration of the genomic interpretation platform into clinical workflows.
  • SeqOne Public API Public REST API enabling customer IT teams to integrate the platform autonomously, supporting file upload/download, analysis triggering, LIMS connectors, and HL7/FHIR interfaces. Also exposes the DiagAI Text2HPO API and the DiagAI PhenoGenius API for in-house pipeline integration. Includes a Python SDK. Used by laboratory IT and bioinformatics teams to embed interpretation capabilities into their own pipelines.
  • Clinical Interpretation Services NHS-trained genomic expert team providing fast, rigorous variant analysis and clinical reporting alongside the software platform. Used by laboratories that require additional interpretive support or lack sufficient in-house clinical scientist capacity for genomic case review.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 200,000+ patient analyses annually across the platform
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Congenica

Customer profile

Named customers7 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Congenica technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API
Yes
API docs
API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration11 records

AI capability10 records

Feature6 records

Congenica partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core and flagship.

  • Agilent TechnologiescoreTechnology or Integration · 1 June 2025Partnership announced June 2025 for liquid biopsy applications, combining Agilent's targeted NGS enrichment chemistry with Congenica's AI-powered interpretation platform for improved cancer diagnostics.
  • MGI TechcoreTechnology or Integration · 1 June 2024Strategic technology partnership announced June 2024, integrating Congenica's interpretation platform with MGI's sequencing technology for enhanced genomic analysis workflows in clinical settings.
  • Oxford Nanopore TechnologiesflagshipTechnology or Integration · 1 March 2024Technology partnership integrating Congenica's genomic interpretation platform with Oxford Nanopore's long-read sequencing technology. The partnership includes germVar, a pipeline specifically optimized for Oxford Nanopore whole genome variant interpretation, enabling seamless workflow from long-read sequencing to clinical report.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights7 records

Congenica competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • SOPHiA GENETICS: Public clinical genomics interpretation platform used by hospitals and labs worldwide for rare disease, oncology, and hereditary cancer testing. Direct overlap with Congenica across use cases, customer base (hospital networks, genomic labs), and AI-driven interpretation model.
  • Fabric Genomics (formerly Omicia): Clinical NGS interpretation platform focused on rare disease and oncology, used by hospital systems and reference labs. Closest direct peer to Congenica in AI-driven variant interpretation, ACMG classification, and clinical reporting workflows.
  • DNAnexus: Cloud-based clinical genomics data platform serving pharma, clinical labs, and hospitals for NGS analysis and interpretation. Comparable in cloud-native SaaS delivery, enterprise GTM, and clinical-grade security/compliance positioning.
  • Golden Helix: Clinical genomics interpretation and reporting software (VSClinical, SVS) used by molecular diagnostic labs for rare disease and cancer testing. Direct overlap on variant annotation, ACMG/AMP classification, and clinical reporting.
  • PierianDx (now part of Intermountain Healthcare): Clinical genomic interpretation platform for rare disease, oncology, and hereditary cancer testing used by hospital systems. Direct peer in clinical-grade NGS interpretation, with comparable customer base of integrated delivery networks.

Broad incumbents

  • QIAGEN Digital Insights (QCI): QIAGEN's clinical NGS interpretation portfolio (QCI Interpret, QCI Precision Insights) competes directly with Congenica in variant interpretation and clinical reporting. A much larger incumbent with broader life-sciences portfolio, deeper US sales force, and integrated reagent-instrument-software stack.
  • Illumina Connected Software (including DRAGEN, Emedgene): Illumina's tertiary-analysis software portfolio (including Emedgene) competes directly with Congenica in clinical NGS interpretation. A much larger incumbent leveraging the dominant sequencer installed base to bundle interpretation software.

Regional players

  • WuXi NextCODE (Genomics Institute): Clinical genomics interpretation and sequencing services platform with strong presence in Asia (China) and the US. Comparable in germline and oncology interpretation offerings, but with deeper Asia footprint and a service-plus-software model.

Emerging players

  • BlueBee (now part of Hesperos): Cloud-based bioinformatics and clinical genomics platform serving diagnostic labs and hospitals. Comparable cloud-native interpretation model, with a focus on regulated clinical workflows in Europe.
  • GenomOncology: Clinical oncology genomics interpretation platform focused on somatic variant curation, molecular tumor boards, and therapy matching. Partial overlap with Congenica's oncology modules (SomaHRD, SomaLBx, SomaHemato).

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Congenica social profiles

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Congenica compliance and trust

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Compliance6 records

Congenica financial estimates

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Congenica leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles17 records

Congenica funding detail

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Frequently asked questions about Congenica

What does Congenica do?

Congenica provides a cloud-based clinical genomic interpretation platform that transforms raw next-generation sequencing (NGS) data into actionable clinical reports for rare disease, oncology, and infectious disease applications. The CE-IVDR Class C certified platform is augmented by AI-powered modules for variant pathogenicity scoring, phenotype matching, automated re-evaluation, and homologous recombination deficiency testing, and is supported by NHS-trained clinical interpretation services.

Is Congenica a public or private company?

Congenica is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently acquired.

When was Congenica founded?

Congenica was founded in 2012. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Congenica based?

Congenica is headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Congenica make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Cloud-based SaaS Subscription is the primary driver. The others are platform Usage Licensing.

Who are Congenica's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are SOPHiA GENETICS, Fabric Genomics (formerly Omicia), DNAnexus, Golden Helix and PierianDx (now part of Intermountain Healthcare). Broad incumbents are QIAGEN Digital Insights (QCI) and Illumina Connected Software (including DRAGEN, Emedgene). WuXi NextCODE (Genomics Institute) is listed as a regional player. Emerging players are BlueBee (now part of Hesperos) and GenomOncology.

Does Congenica have an API?

Yes. SeqOne (parent) operates a Public API gateway enabling customer IT teams to integrate autonomously. The API supports file upload/download, analysis triggering, LIMS connectors, and HL7/FHIR interfaces. The platform also exposes the DiagAI Text2HPO API for converting unstructured clinical notes into HPO terms, and the DiagAI PhenoGenius API for phenotype-genotype matching — both offered for in-house pipeline integration. Developer documentation is at www.congenica.com/platform.

What industry is Congenica in?

Congenica's product category is Clinical Genomic Interpretation Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAGANAA, Genomics & Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) Services, with a secondary code of HLACAIAI, FHIR/HL7 Data Repositories & Canonical Data Models. Its NAICS code is 5132 and its SIC code is 7372.

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GlobeNewswireRising Precision Medicine Fuels AI in Genomics Market Growth: Industry to Reach $9.32 Billion by 2030The AI in genomics market is projected to grow from $1.51 billion in 2025 to $9.32 billion by 2030, driven by increased availability of genomic datasets, reduced DNA sequencing costs, precision medicine adoption, and AI-powered drug discovery. The report identifies North America as the current market leader with Asia-Pacific as the fastest-growing region, while noting that tariffs are inflating costs for imported genomic data processing hardware. A notable industry development is SeqOne S.A.S. 's acquisition of Congenica in 2025, enhancing its global standing in AI-powered genomic medicine.YahooRising Precision Medicine Fuels AI in Genomics Market Growth: Industry to Reach $9.32 Billion by 2030The AI in genomics market is projected to grow from $1.51 billion in 2025 to $9.32 billion by 2030, driven by precision medicine adoption, AI-powered drug discovery, and declining DNA sequencing costs, with a CAGR of 43.7%. Notable developments include SeqOne S.A.S. 's acquisition of Congenica in 2025 and Genomic Vision's launch of the FiberSmart AI platform in March 2023, while North America currently leads the market and Asia-Pacific represents the fastest-growing region. Tariffs on imported genomic data processing hardware are affecting costs in North America and Europe while spurring regional hardware production and cloud infrastructure deployment.openPR.comAI in Genomics Market Overview, Key Trends, and Insights on Leading CompaniesThe AI in genomics market is projected to grow to $9.32 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate of 43.7%, driven by advances in precision medicine, AI-driven drug discovery, and population genomics initiatives. In September 2025, France-based SeqOne S.A.S. acquired UK-based Congenica for an undisclosed amount to strengthen its position in AI-driven genomic medicine. Genomic Vision, a French biotechnology company, launched FiberSmart in March 2023, an AI-powered software for visualizing and analyzing long DNA fibers at high resolution.SeqoneSmarter Genomics PlatformSeqOne Genomics has launched new in-house liquid biopsy solutions, SomaLBx and SomaMethyl, which integrate somatic variant and epigenetic analysis into a single workflow. This development follows the company's strategic acquisition of Congenica and its recent €20 million funding round to expand its global footprint and AI-powered genomic medicine capabilities.FinSMEsSeqOne Acquires CongenicaSeqOne, a Montpellier-based AI genomic analysis company, acquired Congenica, a Cambridge-based digital health firm. The deal amount was not disclosed. The combined entity projects over 200,000 patient genomic analyses in 2025, a threefold increase over 2024, serving 160+ laboratories in 30+ countries.FRENCHWEB.FRSEQONE et CONGENICA, un pas vers une stratégie européenne de la médecine génomiqueFrench genomics software company SeqOne has acquired UK-based Congenica, a platform originating from the Wellcome Sanger Institute, creating what they claim is the world's largest company exclusively focused on genomic analysis software. The acquisition aims to address the fragmentation of European genomic medicine initiatives by combining SeqOne's interpretation tools with Congenica's clinical expertise to build a pan-European platform. The companies did not disclose financial terms, but SeqOne recently raised €20 million in 2025 and acquired Life & Soft, positioning itself to serve over 160 client laboratories across approximately 30 countries with a target of 200,000 genomic analyses in 2025.YahooSeqOne Acquires Congenica to Create a Global Leader in AI-Powered Genomic MedicineSeqOne, a France-based AI-powered genomic analysis company, announced a definitive agreement to acquire UK genomics company Congenica, which was spun out of the Wellcome Sanger Institute. The acquisition creates the largest global software pure player in clinical genomics, serving over 160 labs across more than 30 countries. The combined entity aims to address the 'interpretation bottleneck' in genomic data analysis by integrating SeqOne's AI-powered NGS analysis platform with Congenica's clinical decision support technology.Business WeeklySeqOne in France buying Sanger spin-out Congenica to create world leader in AI-powered genomic medicineSeqOne, a Montpellier-based pioneer in AI-driven genomic analysis, has acquired UK-based Congenica, a Sanger spin-out founded in 2012, to create the largest global software pure player in the genomics space. The combined entity will serve over 160 labs in more than 30 countries and enable over 200,000 patient genomic analyses in 2025, a threefold increase over 2024. The acquisition follows SeqOne's recent €20 million funding round and organic growth that doubled its revenue while expanding its international presence from three to over 30 countries in just 12 months.EIN PresswireGFC Certification: A Testimony to the Internationalization and AI Application Strength of Enterprises in Diverse FieldsThe article reports on successful GFC certifications awarded to several enterprises across various fields, showcasing their capabilities in AI application and international business. Notable recipients include Aleph Alpha GmbH, Congenica, and Froneri, each demonstrating significant strength in their respective sectors.OnegiantleapBioinformatics: An emerging field enabled by techAn explainer article describes bioinformatics as an interdisciplinary field combining biology, chemistry, physics, computer science and mathematics to apply computer technology to biological data. It outlines applications in genome sequencing, drug discovery, phylogenetics, biomedical research, agriculture and conservation, and cites US startups Aptah Biosciences, hc1 and UK startup Congenica.