Study startup
Keep feasibility, investigator packages, IRB/IEC dependencies, and site greenlight status in the same execution path instead of reconciling trackers after the fact.
Feasibility → documents → approvals → activation
TrialScale connects sponsors, CROs, and investigative sites around shared study execution—bringing startup, monitoring, site activity, payments, and risk signals together across the clinical systems you already use.
A protocol visit is completed and the verified record is available for downstream operational review.
Visit status, monitoring context, and milestone eligibility stay connected instead of becoming separate reconciliation tasks.
The team sees the current operational state in one place, including the next monitoring or financial action that requires attention.
Illustrative workflow based on TrialScale capabilities; not a customer result.
Sponsors and CROs need portfolio-level risk and execution context. Site teams need a focused view of what requires action today. TrialScale gives each role the right interface without breaking the shared operational record.
Global oversight: Protocol ONC-302 • 12 Countries • 48 Sites • 420 Subjects
| Site | Institution | Enrollment | KRI Status | Trip Report | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SITE-101 | Metro Oncology Research Center | 18 / 20 (90%) | 0.08 Low | Approved | Activated |
| SITE-104 | Regional Cancer & Clinical Institute | 22 / 20 (110%) | 0.11 Low | Signed | Activated |
| SITE-112 | European Clinical Center - Site Berlin | 12 / 15 (80%) | 0.42 Medium | Due in 2d | Review Req |
| SITE-128 | Pacific University Clinical Center | 5 / 15 (33%) | 0.78 High | Overdue | Targeted Audit |
TrialScale is not a pile of disconnected modules. The same operational context can carry from startup through monitoring, site execution, finance, and inspection readiness.
Explore all capabilitiesKeep feasibility, investigator packages, IRB/IEC dependencies, and site greenlight status in the same execution path instead of reconciling trackers after the fact.
Feasibility → documents → approvals → activation
Use site-level key risk indicators and quality tolerance limits to surface where review is needed, while keeping monitoring reports and follow-up actions connected to study context.
Signals → targeted review → action → traceability
Connect verified study activity to milestone eligibility and site financial ledgers so payment administration does not become a separate manual reconciliation exercise.
Study activity → milestone verification → payable workflow
Support controlled electronic signatures, reason-for-change capture, and audit trails without treating compliance as a separate layer bolted onto the workflow.
Identity → signature → audit trail → review
Coexist with established CTMS, EDC, RTSM, eTMF, safety, and data platforms through open REST/CDISC data exchange rather than forcing a rip-and-replace program.
Adopt where the gap is greatest. Expand when it earns the work.
TrialScale is architected around FDA Computer Software Assurance and GAMP 5 Category 4 risk-based approaches so QA teams can evaluate controlled records, verification evidence, and system changes without rebuilding the validation story from scratch.
Requirements-to-test mapping maintained through automated testing and continuous integration.
Standardized test scripts and qualification procedures intended to accelerate internal IQ/OQ validation.
Role-based access control, encrypted data at rest and in transit, and HIPAA BAA availability for PHI protection.
Cryptographic audit trails, controlled electronic signatures, identity verification, and reason-for-change capture.
A technical guide for QA and clinical operations leaders covering risk-based testing, data integrity controls, and qualification strategy.
Thank you. Our team will share the latest architectural brief and qualification framework.
TrialScale is designed around the practical reality of clinical work: multiple organizations, established systems, regulated records, and operational handoffs that still too often fall back to spreadsheets and email.
Start with the workflow where operational friction is highest. TrialScale can integrate with established CTMS, EDC, eTMF, safety, and data platforms, then take on more responsibility as the program evolves.
The platform is designed to support FDA 21 CFR Part 11, EU Annex 11, and GAMP 5 principles with controlled electronic records, cryptographic audit trails, and automated verification.
Design partners work directly with product engineering to map active protocols, operational workflows, and integration requirements into the platform.
A focused engagement for biopharma sponsors and CROs that want direct influence over how TrialScale supports real protocol execution.
Use the estimator as a planning model for startup, monitoring, and payment administration. The operating assumptions are editable so the output reflects your study economics rather than a claimed customer benchmark.
Illustrative portfolio estimate
Planning model only. This is not a quote, forecast, benchmark, or measured customer result. Validate every assumption against your study design, internal labor model, and accounting practices.
Bring the workflow, handoff, or system gap that creates friction today. We’ll map the problem across the organizations and systems involved, then show where TrialScale could take ownership without forcing a rip-and-replace program.
Startup, monitoring, site coordination, payments, or another operational handoff.
Where sponsor, CRO, and site teams do not share the same current operational state.
You do not need a defined implementation plan to start the conversation.
Name, work email, and organization are enough to start. Add the workflow or systems involved only if it helps us make the first conversation more useful.
Thank you. We’ll review the context you shared and follow up to arrange the conversation.