Mapping-driven by design
Upload raw clinical data, author mappings in the UI, and let CTIP generate the specs from those mappings.
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You author. CTIP programs. You upload raw clinical data and author your mappings in the UI – including the conditional and derived logic – through method builders instead of syntax. CTIP generates the specs from those mappings and writes the code. You bring the clinical judgment.
One deliverable, built twice independently — then compared and verified automatically.
The problem
What teams still pay for
Raw data → hand specs
Upload is easy; the mapping and spec work is not
Opaque pipelines
Hard to see what mapping produced the deliverable
Slow QC cycles
Double work, manual reconciliation
Little reuse
The same pipeline rebuilt study after study
CTIP collapses that overhead: raw clinical data in, transparent mappings, specs generated from those mappings, and verifiable results — compliance built in.
Product
CTIP automates the clinical data pipeline without hiding the work. You upload raw clinical data and map it in the UI; CTIP generates the specs from those mappings. Builds are independent. Agreement is recorded — so results are reviewable, not opaque.
Upload raw clinical data, author mappings in the UI, and let CTIP generate the specs from those mappings.
Mappings are visible, reviewable, and editable. Specs are generated from those mappings — you see what runs before it ships.
Suggestions arrive with confidence scores. Your team accepts, adjusts, or overrides. Control stays with you.
Every deliverable is built twice independently, compared automatically, and backed by evidence — not faith.
Per-study isolation, full audit trails, and e-signature workflows designed for regulated clinical work.
Versioned libraries keep SDTM and ADaM conformance up to date as guidance evolves — pick, don’t rebuild. TFLs sit on the same stack.
Available now
Raw clinical data to standards, analysis datasets, and repeatable outputs on one platform. Mappings you can audit, specs generated from those mappings, and independent QC you can trust — for every deliverable, with executable programs and their associated log files.
Upload raw clinical data and author source-to-standard mappings in the UI — not a black box. CTIP generates the SDTM specs from those mappings, then produces clean standard datasets ready for review, QC, and analysis.
Move from standard data to analysis-ready datasets that match the study plan — with independent QC built in, so results are ready for tables, figures, listings, and review.
Tables, figures, and listings built from the analysis datasets you already verified — same dual-build method, reusable templates, outputs that stay tied to the mappings and specs upstream.
What you get
SDTM, ADaM, and TFLs today — mappings you own, specs CTIP generates, dual-build QC on every deliverable. Protocol, transfer, randomization, and submission follow on the same foundation without switching tools mid-study.
Core: SDTM, ADaM, TFLs, and QC. Lifecycle modules come next.
Upload raw clinical data, map source to standard, and generate specs from the mappings — guided by AI, owned by your team.
Analysis-ready datasets that follow the study plan, ready for review and reporting.
TFLs built from analysis datasets with the same dual-build QC — reusable templates for biostats and medical review.
Two separate builds, compared automatically — so verification is evidence, not hope.
Structured plans that stay connected to how data is derived and reported.
Faster first drafts grounded in real trial patterns — not a blank page.
From the individual data points to aggregated summaries with drill-down features to link across data domains.
Author, review, and sign transfer agreements with a clear audit trail.
Reproducible assignment workflows with dual sign-off when you need it.
Designs, endpoints, and eligibility patterns drawn from study reference material.
Audit trails, e-signatures, and study isolation designed for regulated work.
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Early access
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