It’s simple: You can’t adequately manage and oversee decentralized clinical trials (DCTs) or hybrid trials with paper documentation. But there’s an eClinical system that eliminates paper and reduces variability to ensure complete protocol compliance and optimal data quality. It’s clearly CRIO.  

A screenshot of the CRIO eSource web app in the “Subjects” tab of the “New eSource Demo” study. At the top is the CRIO logo and study selector, then a row of tabs with “Subjects” highlighted. Below are filter links (“All,” “By Status,” “By Visits,” “Subject Logs”) and a blue “Add New Subject” button. The main panel is divided into status columns:

Pre-Screening (8): Cards for Custom Calendar (ID: cc), Leslie Knope, and Training Subject (ID: Demo-002)

In Screening (5): Cards for Tuesday Demo (ID: 14jan25), Test Subject (ID: demo-003), Wednesday Test (ID: wed)

Enrolled (2): Cards for Harry Potter and Demo Subject (ID: 001)

Completed (0) and Discontinued (0): each shows “No Subjects”

Screen Fail (3): Cards for Hermione Granger (ID: hg001), Severus Snape (ID: sn002), and a placeholder “Subject Status” card.
  • 40% fewer protocol deviations

  • 70% lower audit risk

  • 40% higher enrollment

From virtual sites and meta sites to home nursing, pharmacies, mobile sites, and other nontraditional models, CRIO is the eSource software solution you need to save time and money without compromising quality.  

Eliminate Paper

  • Capture and review site source data and informed consents electronically and remotely  
  • Centralize patient recruitment, regulatory compliance, and data collection and review 
  • Empower staff at all levels and locations with an interactive, AI-powered CRIO help center 
A screenshot of the CRIO eSource “Informed Consent with Re-Consent” page in read-only mode. At top is the dark app header showing “3:04 PM,” “Subject Status,” “Visit 1 Screening,” and user “Amelia Tian.” The left sidebar lists form sections (Formatting, Subject Only Consent, etc.) with “Informed Consent with Re-Consent” highlighted. In the main panel a lavender “READ-ONLY MODE” banner sits above the title. Below, an Instructions box prompts to “ENTER INSTRUCTIONS FROM PROTOCOL” and notes use of “Informed Consent Form v2.0 15-Oct-2024.” Underneath are consent questions with radio-button options for “Yes” or “No” and a disabled date/time picker for “Date/Time of signature,” followed by further “Yes/No” questions about timing of consent and whether a copy was provided.

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A screenshot of the CRIO eSource “Configure” tab on a study called “New eSource Demo,” showing the “Procedures” configuration screen. Across the top is a row of colored visit-phase headers—“Pre” (lavender), “Screening” (pale yellow), “Treatment” (light blue, spanning sub-columns “Baseline,” “Treatment,” “First eDiary,” “Treatment,” “Second eDiary”), and “Followup” (light green). Down the left are procedure names in blue text (“Recruitment Questionnaire” with a user-silhouette icon, “Formatting,” “Subject Only Consent,” “Informed Consent with Re-Consent,” “SPANISH Version–Informed Consent with R…”). Each cell at the intersection of a procedure and a visit phase contains either a greyed-out checkmark (inactive) or a solid green checkmark (active), indicating which procedures are scheduled for which visits. A “View Audit Log” link sits at top right of the grid.

Reduce Variability

  • Standardize protocol templates and data collection across sites — from mobile units to in-home nurses and everything in between  

Improve Oversight

  • Ensure protocol and good clinical practice (GCP) compliance from any location with fully remote monitoring  
  • Safeguard data quality with electronic data entry and real-time compliance alerts
A screenshot of the CRIO eSource Vitals data‐entry screen, overlaid by a centered alert box with a blue exclamation icon that reads, “Five minutes has not elapsed from position. Please wait further.” In the background you can just make out the Vitals form fields (Subject position time, Vitals time, Temperature °F/°C, Temp method) and the left‐hand navigation with “Vitals” highlighted.

A screenshot of the CRIO eSource “Labs” form for “Demo Subject 001” at “Visit 5 – Treatment,” recorded at 7:00 AM by Amelia Tian. On the left, the “Labs” section is highlighted in a dark sidebar beneath consent and Ht/Wt/BMI sections. The main panel is titled “Labs” and shows an Instructions box reading “Blood Draw Instructions from Protocol.” Below it:

Were labs collected at this visit? Radio buttons with “Yes” selected

Has the subject fasted for at least 8 hours before collection? Radio buttons with “Yes” selected

Select test(s) collected: Checkboxes with “Chemistry (fasted),” “Hematology (fasted),” and “Hepatitis Screen” checked; “Biomarkers” and “Other, specify” left unchecked.

Integrate With Your Preferred Systems

CRIO’s platform works with DCT vendor systems to further streamline your operations. 

CRIO’s integrated remote eConsent solution helped one DCT improve enrollment by 3.5x without compromising patient safety or data quality.  

A nurse in blue scrubs showing a tablet to an elderly male patient while sitting together on a sofa.

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