Documents restart from zero
Synopsis, protocol, CRF and SAP are written by different people in different tools, each re-deriving the same variables and endpoints.
IRA is Cliniv's end-to-end AI-powered platform that transforms the execution of Real-World Evidence (RWE) studies by intelligently orchestrating every stage of the research lifecycle — from protocol development to scientific publication.
Designed to accelerate evidence generation, IRA automates study design, data collection, validation, analysis, and reporting — enabling researchers and healthcare organisations to efficiently evaluate the safety, effectiveness, and real-world utilisation of medical products while ensuring quality, compliance, and operational excellence.
The science is rarely the bottleneck. Time is lost between the steps — in re-keying a protocol into a CRF, in chasing a tri-party agreement, in reconciling a dataset that was never designed to answer the endpoint. IRA removes the seams, not the scientists.
Synopsis, protocol, CRF and SAP are written by different people in different tools, each re-deriving the same variables and endpoints.
EC submissions and tri-party agreements move at the speed of the slowest inbox. Sites wait, and the study clock keeps running.
Fields collected without endpoint mapping surface as queries, missingness and re-abstraction at exactly the wrong moment — database lock.
Tables are delivered, then SAR, CSR and manuscript are rebuilt by hand from the same outputs, three times, by three vendors.
Twelve stages, six phases, one continuous data spine. Every artefact inherits from the one before it — the endpoint defined in the protocol is the same object that shapes the CRF, drives validation, and reappears in the statistical report. Select any stage to see what runs, who owns it, and where a human signs.
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The ring is the map. This is the run. Every study on IRA carries a live execution record — which phase is moving, which module holds it, and which gate is waiting on a person. Nothing advances past a gate on its own.
An illustrative RWE cohort mid-execution. Completed phases are sealed and versioned; the active phase shows its owning module.
Study status stops being a status call. Sponsor, CRO and site read the same record, so nobody reconstructs progress from an inbox.
Protocol sign-off, CRF and EDC release, database lock, and report approval. Four gates, each recorded against a named approver and a version.
IRA is an orchestration system. Each automation module holds a narrow, auditable remit, works from the study's shared data spine, and hands its output to the next module as a structured object — never as pasted text. A program management module sequences the run and escalates when a decision needs a person.
Automation never advances a study past a control point on its own. Every gate records who approved what, against which version, at what time — the record a sponsor QA team, an ethics committee, or an inspector will actually ask for.
IRA's RWD platform provides real-time post-market safety insights that accelerate clinical development and strengthen market access. Analysis does not wait for lock — as records are captured, IRA converts Real-World Data into live cohort views. Illustrative views below use a dry eye disease cohort.
Each point is one patient. The dashed trend line is fitted live as records arrive — here it shows OSDI (symptom burden) tending to ease with age in this cohort, a relationship IRA surfaces automatically rather than waiting for final analysis.
Min, median and max OSDI score within each clinician-assigned severity tier. The severe group's ceiling (48) sits well above mild's (19) — an early cross-check on whether clinical severity grading and patient-reported burden agree, before lock.
| Occupation | Mild | Moderate | Severe | Total |
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Desk and office roles carry the largest case volume (90 of 212), while field and outdoor roles show the highest proportion of severe disease (34 of 66). The kind of signal that reshapes a sub-group analysis before lock, not after.
Multi-tenant by design, with hard workspace isolation per sponsor and per therapeutic programme. Three layers keep the science flexible while the engine stays common — so a new study is a configuration, not a rebuild.
The shared spine every study runs on. Versioned, validated once, inherited everywhere.
Where a study becomes yours — without touching code or forking the platform.
Connective tissue for the systems your evidence function already runs on.
IRA is engineered against the controls sponsors are asked to demonstrate. Compliance is a property of the deployment and the study, and is confirmed per engagement — never assumed.
One orchestrated study cycle, from structure to close-out.
Tri-party agreements automated and tracked, not chased.
Sites activated in days rather than months.
Less set-up time, no duplicate entry, faster close-out.
Minimal physician time spent recording patient data.
Live visibility into cohorts, progress and outcomes.
SAR output with built-in interpretive intelligence.
Demand signals and decision-ready views, on demand.
Evidence generation fails at the boundaries between organisations. IRA gives each party its own view of one shared study record — with permissions that reflect how the work is actually contracted.
Programme-level visibility across studies, decision dashboards, and evidence packages ready for market access and publication planning.
Run multiple sponsor programmes in isolated workspaces, white-labelled, with the operational load of start-up and reporting compressed.
Structured capture designed for retrospective abstraction and prospective collection alike — fewer fields, fewer queries, less unpaid administrative time.
Analysis-ready datasets with documented lineage, and SAR, CSR and manuscript drafts that inherit from the outputs rather than restate them.
Buy the platform, deploy it under your own brand, or hand the study to a Cliniv team running IRA end to end. Commercial structure follows how your evidence function is organised — not the other way round.
Subscribe to IRA's full RWE workflow, deployed on your infrastructure or ours.
Deploy IRA under your own identity — built for CROs and enterprise sponsors running evidence as a service.
A Cliniv IRA-powered team executes your RWE study, fully managed, end to end.
Cliniv Health Tech is a digital clinical research technology company working across trial digitisation, decentralised trials, EDC, CTMS and Real-World Evidence. IRA is our dedicated platform for retrospective and prospective RWE — the part of the evidence pipeline that has stayed manual longest, and costs sponsors most.
The team sits at the intersection of clinical operations, regulatory practice and applied AI. That combination is deliberate: an RWE platform that does not understand ethics submissions, database lock or medical writing is a demo, not a system of record.
A private demo walks one real retrospective or prospective question through every stage — intake to manuscript — on your therapy area, with your approval chain in place. Forty-five minutes, no slideware.