Not another lookup tool. Deriva is production-ready — plug it into your existing workflow and watch it actively read, cross-validate, and classify your cases in real time.
Not a narrated walkthrough — a live hereditary cancer variant reasoned through in real time, every VCEP criterion mapped, full audit trail generated.
Deriva integrates into your existing lab workflow — no rip-and-replace, no lengthy deployment.
Reads the latest VCEP guidelines, counts probands across recent papers, cross-references lab history — then reasons across all of it together to classify a criterion. Not lookup. Synthesis.
Fully cloud-based and available 24/7 — run analyses overnight, come back to results. No local install, no compute limits, no waiting.
No need to change anything or install new tools. We integrate directly with your variant analysis platform — your team keeps working the way they already do.
Teach it like you'd onboard a new fellow FACMG — in plain language. Tell it your SOPs, your policies, your edge cases — and it reasons accordingly, every time.
A last-minute canceled flight kept our team out of Baltimore. We built Deriva specifically for clinical genomics teams — AI that actually fits into a lab manager's day, not a proof-of-concept. Production-ready, not just buzzwords.
A canceled flight kept us from Baltimore this year — genuinely gutting, because we built something specifically for this room.
This isn't a dashboard spitting out cached results. Deriva actively reads, understands, and reasons — across VCEP guidelines, the newest literature, and your lab's history.
I believe this is the next paradigm shift in how genomics teams work. And I personally respond to every registration within 24 hours.
Deriva is production-ready and built for teams that want real AI — not demos, not pilots that never ship. Register to get early access and a direct conversation with our team.
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