Participant, clinician and observer data
Participant, clinician, observer and site-reported data, captured through the same platform.
Electronic clinical outcome assessment is how you collect outcome data directly from participants, clinicians, observers and sites, on a device rather than on paper. It carries your endpoints, so the quality of that data decides what your study can claim.
We deliver eCOA with Kayentis, and we connect it to your randomization and supply system so the two behave like one.
Pre-built integration designed to save up weeks and up to $50k per project, with up to 100% reduction in data retranscription between eCOA and RTSM.
The right setup depends on your endpoints, your visit schedule and how much of the study happens outside the site.
Participant, clinician, observer and site-reported data, captured through the same platform.
Including studies that mix all three across regions.
BYOD or provisioned devices, plus language coverage, so a multinational study runs on one instrument set.
Instruments such as actigraphy and blood glucose devices, feeding the same record.
From protocol review through to study archiving.
Where consistency between assessors affects the endpoint.
A common source of friction is operating eCOA and RTSM as separate systems.
We deliver eCOA through Clin’Form, the platform of our partner Kayentis, and run it against ClinPhone Pro as a single engagement.
A standard API integration between Clin’Form and ClinPhone Pro, pre-validated and reusable, designed to take integration off the critical path.
Participant data synchronizes automatically between the two systems in near real time, with workflow triggers instead of manual transfers.
Unified data flow is designed to remove duplicate entry between eCOA and RTSM, and the reconciliation burden that comes with it.
Status is shared across both systems, which supports process control and gives monitors a consistent view. [ Planned, H1 2027 ]
A single primary point of contact for project management, one master project plan, joint design and specification workshops, aligned UAT, and an aligned go-live for both systems.
Joint management of protocol amendment implementation across eCOA and RTSM.
Synchronized support across both solutions, with global coverage in 140+ languages.
A single contract for eCOA and RTSM, with one qualification and audit path. [ Planned, H1 2027 ]
SSO across the integrated solutions. [ Planned, H1 2027 ]
The eCOA platform, delivered with Kayentis, for site-based, hybrid and decentralized designs.
Explore Clin'FormClin’Form and ClinPhone Pro delivered as one connected solution.
Explore the integrated solutionThe RTSM side of that pair, for trials of any complexity.
Explore ClinPhone ProReady-to-deploy RTSM on proven configurations, for studies that do not need heavy customization.
Explore ClinPhone Pro CoreExpert input on supply strategy where the eCOA schedule interacts with dosing and supply.
Explore Clinical Supply ManagementElectronic clinical outcome assessment is the electronic capture of outcome data reported by participants, clinicians, observers or site staff, replacing paper diaries and questionnaires.
Clin’Form, from our partner Kayentis. We deliver it alongside our own RTSM, under one project team.
Because the two systems hold the same participant. Connecting them is designed to remove duplicate entry, cut reconciliation work, and keep randomization, dosing and outcome data consistent.
The Clin’Form and ClinPhone Pro connection is pre-built and pre-validated rather than specified from scratch, which is designed to shorten integration setup. Your study timeline still depends on protocol complexity and the wider system landscape.
Yes. Clin’Form is designed to support decentralized, hybrid and site-based trials, and studies that combine them.
Yes. Our architecture is API-enabled and integrates with EDC, CTMS, depot and inventory systems alongside eCOA.
Tell us how your study collects outcome data today, and where it has to meet randomization. Our specialists will tell you what the connected version looks like.