Meet Archer

Archer is the Virtual Research Assistant enabling researchers to easily transfer clinically-validated data direct from the hospital’s EHR to the sponsor’s EDC, or other system of choice.

EHR-to-EDC technology eliminates burdensome manual labour, allowing researchers to step away from inefficient data entry and move onto what they do best: clinical research.

Researchers find Archer’s elegantly-simple interface easy to use, while relying on its ground-breaking regulatory-grade mapping engine to seamlessly handle complex data integrations.

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Validated and in use by leading sites and sponsors internationally

Archer is an enterprise-level platform purpose-built for research sites.

System-agnostic and scalable by design, Archer is ideal for multiple studies and multiple sites.

Significantly reduces Source Data Verification (SDV) and query resolution time.

Archer is the market-leading data transfer solution that researchers love to use.

Accurate, normalised data without the effort - and the clinician is always in control!

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4 simple steps to clinically-validated data

Archer For Clinical Researchers – Say Goodbye To Tedious Manual Processes

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Interoperability that enables effortless data transfer

Archer sends the highest quality clinically-validated data directly from your EHR to the sponsors’ EDC or research system of choice.

HL7 FHIR is a universal standard for healthcare data systems. Indeed, in the US the 21st Century Cures Act mandates the use of HL7 FHIR for EHRs, allowing them to integrate more easily with other systems.

Archer takes full advantage of HL7 FHIR by using SMART on FHIR APIs to create a fast-tracked data conduit, with easy integration between all the leading EHRs and EDCs.

This overcomes many of the difficulties and delays traditionally experienced in uploading patient data to a study EDC. Data collection is much faster and more accurate. And vital cures that lives depend on can reach patients sooner.

“Seeing Archer now actively automating data from UCLH’s Epic EHR with such ease is really extremely encouraging for the future of conducting clinical trials in digitally-enabled healthcare organisations.”

Dr Wai Keong Wong
Chief Research Information Officer, University College London Hospitals