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3Most pharma BD time is spent figuring out whether an asset and its supplier are real — does the entity exist, is the science what they claim, do the inventors and key personnel actually work there, are the documents authentic? xPharma front-loads that work so buyers don't have to.
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5Every supplier and every asset goes through verification before any listing is published. Verification status is then surfaced on the listing itself, so buyers know what has been independently confirmed before they request a meeting.
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7## Three layers of verification
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9### Entity verification
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11When a supplier registers, xPharma confirms the legal entity. For companies we check incorporation, jurisdiction, and active status through registry lookups and corporate records. Universities and tech-transfer offices follow a lighter path — institution name and country are all that's required (a tax ID, legal address, signatory, and supporting document such as an IRS determination letter, W-9, or charter are optional), and we verify the institution against public academic and government registries instead. Suppliers cannot publish until entity verification is complete.
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13### Personnel verification
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15Key personnel listed on the asset — inventors, scientific leads, BD contacts — are verified through LinkedIn cross-checks, corporate email validation, and (for inventors) match against patent records. Suppliers can invite teammates with scoped roles; each person is verified individually.
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17### Asset verification
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19The asset itself is reviewed at the document level. xPharma confirms patent assignment, mechanism of action documentation, safety data, clinical stage claims, and inventor matches against the IP filings. This is an AI-assisted manual admin review and the resulting verification status is what buyers see.
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21## What buyers see
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23Each listing surfaces:
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25- A **verification badge** indicating which of the three layers passed.
26- A **completeness score** showing how much of the structured profile is populated.
27- The **last verified** timestamp.
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29Listings that fail verification are not published. Listings that pass partial verification are clearly marked, so buyers can choose how much weight to give them.
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31## What suppliers should expect
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33Verification typically takes a few business days from initial submission, depending on document availability. Suppliers can track progress in the **Onboarding Hub** and see exactly which step is in progress, complete, or pending input.
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35Once an asset is published, the verification snapshot is preserved with the listing. If the supplier updates the asset materially (new clinical data, new IP filings, new personnel), it returns to review and verification is re-run on the changed sections.
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