VEEVA SYSTEMS INC

Overview

Veeva Systems Inc. is a life sciences software company providing industry-specific cloud applications, data, and related services to support activities from research and development through commercialization. Its products include Development and Quality Cloud for clinical, regulatory, quality, and safety workflows, and Commercial and Data Cloud for customer engagement, marketing, and data needs. Veeva also incorporates AI capabilities into its platform and solutions.[1][2]

The company serves the global life sciences industry, with offices across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, among other regions. Veeva’s stated vision is “Building the Industry Cloud for Life Sciences”; its public-benefit purpose is to advance the life-saving work of the industries it serves and provide high-quality employment. Founded in 2007, Veeva became a public benefit corporation in 2021.[1]+3

For the quarter ended July 31, 2026, Veeva reported revenue of $928.0 million. It had 7,928 employees worldwide as of January 31, 2026.[6][7] [1]+6

Products & services

Veeva’s products are organized into Development, Quality, Commercial, and Data Cloud offerings for life-sciences companies. Development Cloud includes clinical systems such as EDC for electronic data capture, CDB for aggregating, cleaning, and transforming clinical data, eTMF for trial documentation, CTMS for trial management, and RTSM for randomization and trial supplies. Its safety tools support adverse-event intake and processing, reporting, signal detection, and submissions; RIM supports product and registration information, submission planning, authoring, publishing, and archiving.[8]+3

Quality Cloud includes QMS for quality processes, Quality Docs for regulated-content lifecycle management, and laboratory applications supporting batch-release testing, stability studies, and environmental monitoring. Commercial Cloud includes Vault CRM Suite, built on a shared database and content foundation for sales, marketing, medical, and service teams; related capabilities include Campaign Manager, Patient CRM, multichannel engagement, and AI agents for pre-call insights and call documentation. PromoMats supports commercial-content review, distribution, updates, and digital-asset management; Veeva Medical manages medical inquiries and content, while Crossix provides pharmaceutical marketing analytics and audience targeting.[12]+5

Data Cloud products include OpenData for healthcare-professional and organization reference data; Link for curated information on people, accounts, publications, conferences, medical insights, and digital engagement; Compass for de-identified U.S. patient and prescriber data used in planning, analytics, targeting, and forecasting; and HCP Access for access and multichannel-engagement metrics. Veeva AI agents are integrated into Vault applications and can work with application data, documents, and workflows. Professional services include implementation and deployment, requirements analysis and configuration, managed services, systems-environment management, process transformation, data migration and integration consulting, and training.[18]+13

In FY2026, Commercial Solutions represented 47% of subscription revenue and 45% of total revenue; R&D and Quality Solutions represented 53% and 55%, respectively. These groupings comprise Commercial plus Data Cloud, and Development plus Quality Cloud.[32][33] [8]+25

Geographic presence

For FY2026, ended January 31, 2026, Veeva Systems reported revenue across North America ($1,903.342 million; approximately 59.6% of total), Europe ($939.630 million; 29.4%), Asia Pacific ($280.162 million; 8.8%), and other international markets ($72.177 million; 2.3%). Total revenue was $3,195.311 million. The company does not provide country-level revenue, stating that it is impractical to determine; subscription revenue is generally attributed by end-user or usage location, while professional-services revenue is generally attributed by the location of service resources. [FY2026 revenue table: North America, row 2, column 1; Europe, row 3, column 1; Asia Pacific, row 4, column 1; other international, row 5, column 1; total, row 6, column 1][Revenue attribution and country-level disclosure]

Veeva’s headquarters are in Pleasanton, California. Its primary third-party hosted computing infrastructure is located in the United States, European Union, Japan, and South Korea. The company reported approximately 7,900 full-time employees as of January 31, 2026, but the cited information does not provide a geographic breakdown. [Headquarters and infrastructure][Headquarters location][FY2026 filing]

Veeva’s official office directory lists locations including Pleasanton, Boston, and Toronto in North America, and Barcelona, Shanghai, Tokyo, Singapore, São Paulo, and Kiryat Ono in Israel; these are examples rather than a complete office listing. [Veeva office directory] [34]+11

Business segments

Veeva Systems reports **one operating and reportable segment**: industry cloud solutions for the global life sciences industry. Its two principal revenue groupings, **Commercial Solutions** and **R&D and Quality Solutions**, are not separate reportable segments.[39][40]

**Commercial Solutions** comprises Commercial Cloud and Data Cloud, supporting life-sciences commercialization, including sales, marketing, and medical affairs, as well as related data services. It contributed approximately **45% of FY2026 total revenue** (about 47% of subscription revenue). **R&D and Quality Solutions** comprises Development Cloud and Quality Cloud, serving clinical, regulatory, safety, and quality functions. It contributed approximately **55% of FY2026 total revenue** (about 53% of subscription revenue). FY2026 ended January 31, 2026.[13]+4 [39]+6

Company history

Veeva Systems was founded in 2007, when it entered its first commercial agreement and launched Veeva CRM for the life sciences industry. Peter Gassner, a founder, has served as chief executive officer since the company’s founding.[41][42] In 2011, Veeva introduced its first Veeva Vault application for managing promotional materials, then broadened Vault in 2012 to cover areas including regulatory submissions, clinical-trial documentation, manufacturing and quality.[41]

In 2013, Veeva introduced Veeva Network, combining life-sciences data with customer-master software, and its shares began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on October 16.[41]+2 The company acquired commercial-content provider Zinc Ahead in 2015 and patient-data and analytics provider Crossix in 2019.[45][46] In 2021, it converted to a public benefit corporation.[47] In 2024, Veeva made Vault CRM available to all new customers, marking a transition toward its own CRM platform; its fiscal 2026 filing describes the subsequent migration of legacy CRM customers.[48]+2 [41]+9

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