cubeSAFETY Integrations

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cubeCDMS is an electronic data capture solution designed for clinical trial operations that streamlines the end-to-end data collection and management workflow. The system supports full data-management workflows including automatic protocol-violation detection, batch query management and native risk-based monitoring to help improve data quality and operational efficiency. The intuitive, no-code user interface enables study teams to build eCRFs (electronic case report forms) from a library of more than 55 ready-to-use forms and edit checks, quickly set up the database, and reduce start-up time. Designed for usability, cubeCDMS allows data entry once and flows data seamlessly across other integrated CRScube modules, reducing redundancy and reconciliation. Additional benefits include AI-powered medical-coding support, drag-and-drop form builders, multi-language support, and robust audit trails and change-history tracking.

cubeCTMS is a comprehensive clinical-trial management system designed to provide end-to-end oversight of trials, from site and investigator tracking, enrollment management and visit scheduling through budget and contract workflows, milestone reporting and document control. It centralizes study operations and automates key processes so sponsors, CROs and study teams can monitor progress in real time, manage tasks across multiple studies, improve site communications and mitigate risk. With built-in dashboards, alerts and audit-ready logging, cubeCTMS supports regulatory compliance (including FDA 21 CFR Part 11 readiness) and enables stakeholders to manage trial timelines, resources and performance from one platform. The system integrates with other CRScube modules (such as EDC, eTMF, pharmacy/RTSM) to provide a unified ecosystem that reduces duplication, improves data flow and supports adaptive workflows during amendments or global roll-outs.