The EDC

One model. One audit trail. From first draft to lock.

Draft, capture, check, sign — the same steps on every study, from build to database lock. The EDC is live today, and it connects once, at its boundary, to the systems you already run.

The Trialion EDC is live today on one data model. It connects across the same boundary to the systems you already run for CTMS, eTMF, eConsent, ePRO / eCOA, RTSM / IWRS, Safety database, Medical coding, RBQM & central monitoring.

Why one system

The advantage isn't features. It's the shared foundation.

Point tools can each be good. What costs you is everything between them — the integrations, the reconciliation, the seams. Inside the EDC there are none, because there is only one system.

One trial data model

Forms, edit checks, queries, signatures and exports read and write the same subject, visit and form records. The value captured in the eCRF is the value the SDTM export sees — no copies, no sync jobs.

One audit trail

Every action, from a drafted field to a database lock, lands in a single immutable, queryable audit trail. Inspections stop being a scavenger hunt across vendor portals.

One set of roles

A coordinator, data manager or PI is one identity with one permission set, from first entry to lock. Nothing to re-provision per study, and nothing to reconcile between logins.

Total cost of ownership

Fewer moving parts, lower total cost.

The licence is not what a legacy stack costs you. The integration, the reconciliation and the overhead between the pieces are.

Legacy stackTrialion
Data residencyWherever the vendor hostsDPDP Act 2023 aligned
Information securityVaries by vendorEncrypted, role-based, fully logged
Bioequivalence templatesBuild from scratchPre-built, replicate-design ready
Study buildWeeks of form programmingDrafted from the protocol, approved by a person
Source data entryTyped from the PDF, then verifiedRead by AI Capture, confirmed by a person
CDSCO submission packManual assemblyGenerated from the data model
Remote site connectivityPaper + transcriptionMobile-first offline capture