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SolveBio
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SolveBio Inc.
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solvebio.com
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2013
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SolveBio was a New York-based precision medicine data infrastructure company founded in 2013 that operated an enterprise-grade data management platform purpose-built for clinical sample and biomarker data. The platform integrated genomic and clinical data sources to address fragmented data management across precision medicine workflows — including sample lifecycle tracking, biomarker data QC, and data silos in clinical trials — with a stated focus on precision oncology and personalized therapeutic development. SolveBio's core technology was a domain-specialized data layer with proprietary schema and integration capabilities that allowed sponsors and translational research teams to unify sample provenance, chain-of-custody records, and biomarker outputs across disparate systems. The company operated a SaaS business model with non-publicly disclosed pricing, sold to biopharma, clinical research, and precision medicine teams, and was bootstrapped with a small headcount (11–50 employees).

In January 2023, SolveBio was acquired by QuartzBio, a subsidiary of Precision for Medicine, and ceased to operate as an independent entity. The acquisition was driven by QuartzBio's strategy to consolidate the precision medicine software sector and enhance its genomic and biomarker management capabilities by absorbing SolveBio's enterprise data platform. Following the deal, SolveBio's technology was integrated into QuartzBio's broader Sample and Biomarker Intelligence SaaS offering, which has since expanded to include Sample Intelligence, Biomarker Intelligence, and Agent Intelligence modules serving clinical-stage biopharma customers. SolveBio's standalone revenue, customer count, and pricing terms were never publicly disclosed, and the company's growth trajectory as an independent entity was modest — total disclosed capital was approximately $3.5M across a 2014 venture round, a 2015 insider round, and a 2018 NIH grant.

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SolveBio was a New York-based precision medicine data infrastructure company that built an enterprise SaaS platform to integrate clinical sample and biomarker data for biopharma and translational research teams, targeting precision oncology workflows. It was acquired by QuartzBio in January 2023.

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Acquired
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11–50
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HeadquartersNew York, United States
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New York
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genomic data management, biomarker intelligence, clinical sample tracking, precision medicine platform, enterprise bioinformatics
Industry2 codes
1Clinical & Translational Informatics (Clinical Data Integration/Real-World Data for R&D)
CodeHLAGAJAFPrimaryYes
2Clinical Trial Informatics (EDC/CTMS/eCOA/eTMF)
CodeHLAGAJAMPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Computer Systems Design and Related Services54151
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Prepackaged Software7372
Product category
Precision Medicine Data Management Software
Social media profiles3 records
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales
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SolveBio provided an enterprise-grade data management platform for clinical sample and biomarker data within precision medicine workflows. The platform integrated genomic and clinical data to streamline management of biospecimens and biomarkers across clinical trial lifecycles, supporting precision oncology and personalized therapeutics research.

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1Enterprise Data Management Platform
CategoryBioinformatics / Clinical Data Management
Description

An enterprise-grade SaaS platform specifically designed for clinical sample and biomarker data management within precision medicine workflows, integrating genomic and clinical data to support precision oncology and personalized therapeutics.

Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-01-01
Description

In January 2023, QuartzBio, part of Precision for Medicine based in the US, acquired SolveBio Inc. to strengthen its SaaS offerings by integrating SolveBio's enterprise data management platform for clinical sample and biomarker data. This acquisition was part of QuartzBio's strategy to enhance its genomic and biomarker management capabilities and consolidate the precision medicine software sector.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
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Genospace built an integrated precision medicine data platform for clinical and genomic data — the closest direct analog to SolveBio's clinical sample and biomarker data platform, also exiting via strategic acquisition (Tempus, 2023).

TypeBroad incumbent
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Veeva's Clinical and Vault platforms provide clinical trial and life sciences data management at enterprise scale, including biomarker and sample workflow capabilities that overlap directly with SolveBio's offering.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Medidata's Rave clinical trial platform and biospecimen/biomarker management modules address the same clinical trial data integration and translational workflow needs that SolveBio targeted.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Dotmatics provides scientific informatics (LIMS, ELN, and translational data management) for life sciences R&D, directly comparable to SolveBio's biomarker and clinical sample data focus.

TypeDirect peer
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LabWare is a leading LIMS/ELN vendor serving clinical, biorepository, and translational laboratory data workflows — overlapping with SolveBio's clinical sample lifecycle management.

TypeDirect peer
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Benchling's cloud platform centralizes biological and experimental data for life sciences R&D, including biomarker and sample tracking, making it a direct functional peer for SolveBio's enterprise data management approach.

TypeDirect peer
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Aridhia's DRE platform supports clinical and translational research data integration and analytics, serving a similar biomedical informatics niche as SolveBio.

TypeDirect peer
Description

BioFortis offered clinical and translational research informatics with a focus on integrating clinical, lab, and biospecimen data — a near-direct functional peer to SolveBio, also acquired by a larger diagnostics/services company.

TypeEmerging player
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OpenClinica provides electronic data capture and clinical trial data management, with overlap to SolveBio's clinical data integration in translational and biomarker-focused studies.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Oracle's Clinical One and Translational Research Center address clinical trial and biomarker data integration at enterprise scale, competing with SolveBio for precision medicine R&D data workflows.

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SolveBio

Precision Medicine Data Management Softwaresolvebio.com

SolveBio was a New York-based precision medicine data infrastructure company that built an enterprise SaaS platform to integrate clinical sample and biomarker data for biopharma and translational research teams, targeting precision oncology workflows. It was acquired by QuartzBio in January 2023.

What SolveBio does

SolveBio was a New York-based precision medicine data infrastructure company founded in 2013 that operated an enterprise-grade data management platform purpose-built for clinical sample and biomarker data. The platform integrated genomic and clinical data sources to address fragmented data management across precision medicine workflows — including sample lifecycle tracking, biomarker data QC, and data silos in clinical trials — with a stated focus on precision oncology and personalized therapeutic development. SolveBio's core technology was a domain-specialized data layer with proprietary schema and integration capabilities that allowed sponsors and translational research teams to unify sample provenance, chain-of-custody records, and biomarker outputs across disparate systems. The company operated a SaaS business model with non-publicly disclosed pricing, sold to biopharma, clinical research, and precision medicine teams, and was bootstrapped with a small headcount (11–50 employees).

In January 2023, SolveBio was acquired by QuartzBio, a subsidiary of Precision for Medicine, and ceased to operate as an independent entity. The acquisition was driven by QuartzBio's strategy to consolidate the precision medicine software sector and enhance its genomic and biomarker management capabilities by absorbing SolveBio's enterprise data platform. Following the deal, SolveBio's technology was integrated into QuartzBio's broader Sample and Biomarker Intelligence SaaS offering, which has since expanded to include Sample Intelligence, Biomarker Intelligence, and Agent Intelligence modules serving clinical-stage biopharma customers. SolveBio's standalone revenue, customer count, and pricing terms were never publicly disclosed, and the company's growth trajectory as an independent entity was modest — total disclosed capital was approximately $3.5M across a 2014 venture round, a 2015 insider round, and a 2018 NIH grant.

SolveBio firmographics

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Name
SolveBio
Legal name
SolveBio Inc.
Website
https://solvebio.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2013
Operating status
Acquired
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
SolveBio was a New York-based precision medicine data infrastructure company that built an enterprise SaaS platform to integrate clinical sample and biomarker data for biopharma and translational research teams, targeting precision oncology workflows. It was acquired by QuartzBio in January 2023.
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SolveBio industry classification

Industry
Product category
Precision Medicine Data Management Software
NAICS
Computer Systems Design and Related Services (54151)
SIC
Services-Prepackaged Software (7372)
akta.pro primary industry
Clinical & Translational Informatics (Clinical Data Integration/Real-World Data for R&D) (HLAGAJAF)
akta.pro secondary industry
Clinical Trial Informatics (EDC/CTMS/eCOA/eTMF) (HLAGAJAM)

Keywords

  • Genomic data management
  • Biomarker intelligence
  • Clinical sample tracking
  • Precision medicine platform
  • Enterprise bioinformatics

Where SolveBio is headquartered

Location

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New York
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Markets served

SolveBio business model

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

SolveBio product offering

Product offering

Core offering

SolveBio provided an enterprise-grade data management platform for clinical sample and biomarker data within precision medicine workflows. The platform integrated genomic and clinical data to streamline management of biospecimens and biomarkers across clinical trial lifecycles, supporting precision oncology and personalized therapeutics research.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Enterprise Data Management Platform An enterprise-grade SaaS platform specifically designed for clinical sample and biomarker data management within precision medicine workflows, integrating genomic and clinical data to support precision oncology and personalized therapeutics.

Companies that use SolveBio

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One partnership is on record.

  • QuartzBio (Precision for Medicine)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2023In January 2023, QuartzBio, part of Precision for Medicine based in the US, acquired SolveBio Inc. to strengthen its SaaS offerings by integrating SolveBio's enterprise data management platform for clinical sample and biomarker data. This acquisition was part of QuartzBio's strategy to enhance its genomic and biomarker management capabilities and consolidate the precision medicine software sector.

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights3 records

SolveBio competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Genospace (acquired by Tempus): Genospace built an integrated precision medicine data platform for clinical and genomic data — the closest direct analog to SolveBio's clinical sample and biomarker data platform, also exiting via strategic acquisition (Tempus, 2023).
  • Dotmatics: Dotmatics provides scientific informatics (LIMS, ELN, and translational data management) for life sciences R&D, directly comparable to SolveBio's biomarker and clinical sample data focus.
  • LabWare: LabWare is a leading LIMS/ELN vendor serving clinical, biorepository, and translational laboratory data workflows — overlapping with SolveBio's clinical sample lifecycle management.
  • Benchling: Benchling's cloud platform centralizes biological and experimental data for life sciences R&D, including biomarker and sample tracking, making it a direct functional peer for SolveBio's enterprise data management approach.
  • Aridhia: Aridhia's DRE platform supports clinical and translational research data integration and analytics, serving a similar biomedical informatics niche as SolveBio.
  • BioFortis (acquired by LabCorp): BioFortis offered clinical and translational research informatics with a focus on integrating clinical, lab, and biospecimen data — a near-direct functional peer to SolveBio, also acquired by a larger diagnostics/services company.

Broad incumbents

  • Veeva Systems: Veeva's Clinical and Vault platforms provide clinical trial and life sciences data management at enterprise scale, including biomarker and sample workflow capabilities that overlap directly with SolveBio's offering.
  • Medidata Solutions (Dassault Systèmes): Medidata's Rave clinical trial platform and biospecimen/biomarker management modules address the same clinical trial data integration and translational workflow needs that SolveBio targeted.
  • Oracle Health Sciences (Clinical One): Oracle's Clinical One and Translational Research Center address clinical trial and biomarker data integration at enterprise scale, competing with SolveBio for precision medicine R&D data workflows.

Emerging players

  • OpenClinica: OpenClinica provides electronic data capture and clinical trial data management, with overlap to SolveBio's clinical data integration in translational and biomarker-focused studies.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

SolveBio social profiles

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SolveBio financial estimates

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SolveBio leadership team

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Profiles2 records

SolveBio funding detail

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Funding rounds3 records

Investors7 records

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

SolveBio M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about SolveBio

What does SolveBio do?

SolveBio provided an enterprise-grade data management platform for clinical sample and biomarker data within precision medicine workflows. The platform integrated genomic and clinical data to streamline management of biospecimens and biomarkers across clinical trial lifecycles, supporting precision oncology and personalized therapeutics research.

Is SolveBio a public or private company?

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

When was SolveBio founded?

SolveBio was founded in 2013. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is SolveBio based?

SolveBio is headquartered in New York, United States, in the North America region.

Who are SolveBio's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Genospace (acquired by Tempus), Dotmatics, LabWare, Benchling, Aridhia and BioFortis (acquired by LabCorp). Broad incumbents are Veeva Systems, Medidata Solutions (Dassault Systèmes) and Oracle Health Sciences (Clinical One). OpenClinica is listed as an emerging player.

Does SolveBio have an API?

No public API is recorded for SolveBio.

What industry is SolveBio in?

SolveBio's product category is Precision Medicine Data Management Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAGAJAF, Clinical & Translational Informatics (Clinical Data Integration/Real-World Data for R&D), with a secondary code of HLAGAJAM, Clinical Trial Informatics (EDC/CTMS/eCOA/eTMF). Its NAICS code is 54151 and its SIC code is 7372.

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openPR.comPrecision Medicine Software Market Overview: Major Segments, Strategic Developments, and Leading CompaniesThe precision medicine software market is projected to reach $4.92 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.9%, driven by increasing demand for personalized treatments, precision oncology funding, and AI-powered healthcare analytics adoption. In January 2023, QuartzBio, part of Precision for Medicine based in the US, acquired SolveBio Inc. to strengthen its SaaS offerings by integrating SolveBio's enterprise data management platform for clinical sample and biomarker data. In July 2024, UK-based digital health company Huma Therapeutics Ltd launched its Cloud Platform to enable rapid, no-code creation and deployment of AI-powered regulated health applications.TracxnTop Companies in Clinical Trial Data Management (Oct, 2025)The article presents a ranking of top clinical trial data management startups, highlighting companies such as Lokavant, eClinical Solutions, and SolveBio. It details their founding years, funding rounds, and specific software capabilities for clinical data analytics and trial management. The report notes that several of these startups were founded by alumni from major universities like MIT, Stanford, and Harvard.Precision For MedicineQuartzBio, a Part of Precision for Medicine, Acquires SolveBio and Expands Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Data Management Solutions for Clinical Research & Development (R&D)Precision for Medicine announced the strategic acquisition of SolveBio by its subsidiary QuartzBio to expand its Software-as-a-Service data management solutions for clinical research. The integration combines SolveBio’s intelligent technologies with QuartzBio’s existing suite to create a unified platform for managing clinical sample inventory and biomarker data. This move aims to improve collaboration, planning, and R&D productivity for pharmaceutical and biotech clients.QuartzQuartzBio Acquires SolveBio and Expands Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Data Management Solutions for Clinical Research & DevelopmentPrecision for Medicine announced the strategic acquisition of SolveBio by its subsidiary QuartzBio on January 24, 2023. This transaction integrates SolveBio’s intelligent data management platform into QuartzBio’s SaaS solutions to create a unified ecosystem for clinical sample inventory and biomarker data management. The combined entities aim to enhance R&D productivity and collaboration for pharmaceutical and biotech clients through improved data visibility and analysis capabilities.PR NewswireCan Doctors Be Data Scientists?Wolfram Research announced integration with SolveBio, combining Wolfram Language's natural language processing capabilities with SolveBio's molecular data infrastructure for precision medicine applications. The partnership, announced May 16, 2017, allows doctors and scientists to query complex biomedical data using plain language rather than complex code. The integration was demonstrated at the 2017 Bio-IT World Conference in Boston, Massachusetts.TechCrunchHealth Data Startup SolveBio Raises $2M From A16Z, Max Levchin, SV Angel, And Other InvestorsSolveBio, a health data startup focused on making DNA reference data accessible to doctors and researchers, has raised $2 million in seed funding from Andreessen Horowitz, Max Levchin, SV Angel, and other investors. The company is building an API-based system to integrate genomics data into diagnostic and research applications, enabling clinicians to compare patient DNA against curated reference datasets for more accurate genetic diagnoses. The founding team, led by CEO Mark Kaganovich and co-founder David Caplan, includes former Palantir Technologies engineer Paul George and designer David Gross.