eCTD Viewer and Reviewer Software — DnXT Reviewer


DnXT Reviewer · eCTD viewer

eCTD viewer and reviewer, the way the agency sees it

DnXT Reviewer imports any eCTD sequence and shows the current and cumulative view of each application — with FDA forms rendered, large study reports opening fast, and every dossier you can access searchable from one place.

Current + cumulativelifecycle resolved
FDA forms1571, 356h, 2253, 3674
Every dossierone search
Cumulative view
m1 › us › 1.14 Labeling
Sequences 0000–0043 · lifecycle resolved
form-fda-356h.pdfDynamic FDA form · rendered
New
labeling-text.pdfReplaces sequence 0039 version
Replace
clinical-overview.pdfTwo versions in lifecycle
Compare
study-report-301.pdfLarge file · opens in seconds
Streamed
Badges show each document’s lifecycle state at a glance.
The problem

Reviewing a pile of sequences is not reviewing an application

The agency sees a lifecycle: what is current, what was replaced, what was asked and how it was answered. A folder of sequences, a stock PDF viewer that shows FDA forms as a blank page, and a study report that takes a minute to open make that picture hard to see.

DnXT Reviewer rebuilds it from what you filed, so the people who answer for a submission can see exactly what is in it.

Who it is for

Built for the people who own the outcome

Regulatory affairs and reviewers

Walk the current application before and after filing, with lifecycle resolved and every form readable.

Publishing QC

Check the assembled sequence exactly as the agency will receive it, links and bookmarks included.

Partners, due diligence and audit

Navigate a dossier you did not build by structure and search, with access scoped to exactly what you were granted.

How it works

From sequence to understanding

Import

Upload sequences, or sync from Veeva-managed content.

Resolve

New, replace, append and delete are resolved into current and cumulative views.

Review

Read, compare versions and follow links and bookmarks as the agency would.

Understand

Search, chronology and history across every application you can access.

Capabilities

What an eCTD viewer should do — and what Reviewer does

Current and cumulative views

Lifecycle resolved across every sequence, with a badge on every document showing whether it is new, replaced, appended or deleted.

FDA forms rendered natively

Dynamic FDA forms — 1571, 356h, 2253 and 3674 — that stock PDF viewers show as a blank page are displayed in full inside the workspace.

Large files streamed

Large study reports open at the first page in seconds instead of downloading in full.

Search across every dossier

Keyword and meaning-based search across every dossier you can access, with results landing in the right module and section.

Clinical development history

Protocol versions, agency letters and clinical holds as a timeline — each agency request in its own words, linked to the response.

Reports from what you filed

Submission chronology, agency correspondence, product specifications and labeling history, built from the filed sequences.

Choosing an eCTD viewer

Five tests for any eCTD viewer

A viewer looks simple in a demo. Load one of your own applications and check:

  • Does it show the current view? Not just a list of sequences, but what is in force today after every replace and delete.
  • Can you open the FDA forms? Try a 356h or 1571 from a real sequence. Many viewers show a blank page.
  • How long does a large study report take to open?
  • Do links and bookmarks land where the agency’s will?
  • Can you give a partner access to one dossier and nothing else?
Questions

Frequently asked

What is an eCTD viewer?

Software that opens eCTD sequences the way a health authority reviewer sees them: it reads the backbone, resolves lifecycle operations across sequences, and presents the application by CTD structure rather than as raw folders and files.

What is the difference between an eCTD viewer and an eCTD reviewer?

The terms are often used interchangeably. A viewer displays sequences; a review platform adds what teams need to work with them — search across applications, version comparison, history, reports and controlled access for partners. DnXT Reviewer does both.

Can DnXT Reviewer open FDA forms such as the 356h and 1571?

Yes. Dynamic FDA forms, including 1571, 356h, 2253 and 3674, are rendered in full inside the workspace.

Can we view sequences built in another publishing tool?

Yes. Reviewer imports eCTD sequences regardless of the tool that built them, and can sync from Veeva-managed content.

Can external partners review a dossier?

Yes. Access is granted per dossier, so a partner, auditor or due-diligence team sees exactly what they were given and nothing else.

Bring a dossier you know

We will import it and show you its current view, its forms and its history.