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Anju Software
Anju provides software for clinical research, medical affairs, and data science. Its products include TrialMaster, IRMS MAX, and TA Scan. These are used by...
Anju Software
Anju provides software for clinical research, medical affairs, and data science. Its products include TrialMaster, IRMS MAX, and TA Scan. These are used by pharmaceutical companies of varying sizes, clinical research organizations, medical device companies, and medical marketing agencies. Anju Software is a portfolio company of Valsoft Corporation, a Canadian operator of vertical market software businesses that has acquired more than 100 companies since 2015 and applies a permanent capital model.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Montreal
Corporate office
Tempe, AZ, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who owns Anju Software?
Anju Software is a portfolio company of Valsoft, a Montreal-based vertical market software acquirer. Valsoft acquires and supports niche software businesses, allowing each to operate independently with shared back-office and capital support. Anju's ownership structure is disclosed on the firm's website.
What products does Anju offer?
Anju's flagship products are TrialMaster (eClinical platform), IRMS MAX (medical affairs and regulatory management), and TA Scan (data aggregation and analytics). The firm also offers Luminee, a recently launched eClinical suite designed for rapid study setup. These tools serve pharmaceutical companies, CROs, and medical device firms (per Anju website).
Does Anju manage capital or third-party assets?
No. Anju Software is a life sciences software company, not an asset manager. It does not raise or deploy external capital. The firm is an operating business owned by Valsoft and generates revenue through software licenses and services.
Who are Anju's typical customers?
Anju's customers include large pharmaceutical companies, CROs, medical device firms, and medical marketing or communications agencies. The firm claims that 10 of the top 20 global biopharma companies use its software (per Anju website).
Is Anju Software a family office?
No. Anju is a software company. It is not a single-family office, multi-family office, or investment vehicle. It is classified here as an asset manager only because no other firm type fits; however, it operates purely as a vertical-market software provider.
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