IgniteData Archer:

Fast, accurate patient data for clinical studies

Revolutionizing Clinical Data Integration

Eliminate Errors

Archer can be deployed remotely. There’s no need for additional on-site hardware, software, or configuration. All data is transferred over an encrypted connection and no data is retained within Archer.

Improve Efficiency

By providing technology that makes it easier to execute traditionally cumbersome clinical data transfer processes, we enable sites and sponsors to advance clinical trial research more quickly. By doing so, we help accelerate drug development timelines and the pace by which promising discoveries can become new treatments.

Implement Scalability

Archer’s platform agnostic solution allows sites and sponsors to work efficiently within and between multiple systems, without changing their workflows. The platform was built solely to be a conduit between sites and sponsors and never stores data to minimize security liabilities.

Solution

Why IgniteData Archer for Clinical Trial Integration

Manual data transcription between source and sponsor is time-consuming, error-prone, and costly, delaying patient access to treatments. Archer ensures integrity, quality, and speed by automating regulatory-grade data collection. Archer decreases data queries by 89% and reduces errors by 99%, eliminating the administrative burden for sites and the operational burden for sponsors.

Solution

Accreditations

IgniteData is committed to data security and service excellence. Everything we do is delivered to stringent industry protocols and the highest service standards.

FAQ’s

Frequently Asked Questions

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Who founded IgniteData?

The founders of IgniteData are Dan Hydes, our CEO, and CTO Richard Yeatman.

When was IgniteData established?

IgniteData was formed in 2014 with the aim of helping deliver modern clinical trials; the concept of a cloud-based system that would allow for the interoperability of these siloed healthcare data systems was already embedded in our thinking.