We recently celebrated Clymb Clinical’s 3-year anniversary, a meaningful milestone made possible by our incredible team, trusted clients, and collaborative partners. We are deeply thankful for everyone who has contributed to our growth and success over the past three years. Your dedication, partnership, and belief in our mission continue to shape who we are.
To mark the occasion, let’s hear from our founders - Bhavin Busa and Colin Izzo - as they reflect on the journey so far, what we’ve built together, and where we’re headed next.
Latest Blogs
By Shivani Gupta
April 16, 2026
Turbo TFLs: AI as our Sous-Chef
These days everyone wants to add a little AI tadka* into their daily work, and at my job, we’re no different. Just a few months ago, what I now lovingly call “the stone age”, we were still making Excel sheets, listing out program names, hunting for unique and duplicates, and building our TFL lists one […]
By Navin Dedhia
April 8, 2026
AI Isn’t Replacing Clinical Programmers – It’s Redefining the Role
There’s growing noise in clinical programming circles. Questions like “Will AI replace clinical programmers?” or “Will R automation eliminate manual TFL programming?” are becoming more common. But these questions miss the point.
By Clymb Clinical
April 8, 2026
Clymb Clinical at PHUSE US Connect 2026
PHUSE US Connect 2026 was one of the most active conference weeks in Clymb Clinical's history. Our team of seven traveled to Austin, Texas to present, exhibit, connect, and compete in the annual 5K Fun Run. Across five days, the Clymb team delivered five technical presentations, hosted two Clymbr Hub Lunch & Learn sessions, and came home with a Best Paper Award. Here is a look at everything that happened.
By Clymb Clinical
February 19, 2026
Clymb Clinical Announces the Release of the Clymbr Hub – a unified platform for SAP, TFL and CSR Automation
Clymb Clinical, the industry leader in analysis results automation, is excited to announce the launch of the Clymbr Hub - our new unified platform for end-to-end SAP to CSR automation.
By Tim Weldon
February 16, 2026
From Fragmentation to Platform: Why Clinical Reporting Needs to Centralize Now
Clinical reporting has outgrown fragmented tools and manual handoffs. As complexity rises, speed, traceability, and compliance now depend on centralized, metadata-driven platforms built for scale.
