Partnership enhances oncology clinical trial efficiency through streamlined technology integration and long-term strategic collaboration.
Flatiron Health, a healthtech company transforming clinical research through solutions that integrate research into everyday care, today announced they will partner with Veeva Systems, a global leader in cloud software for the life sciences industry. As part of the partnership, Flatiron Health will join the Veeva Product Partner Program.
This collaboration builds on the integration of Flatiron Clinical Pipe™ and Veeva EDC (Electronic Data Capture), enhancing value and experience for both research sites and sponsor customers. As a cutting-edge EHR-to-EDC connector, Flatiron Clinical Pipe™ eliminates manual data entry of structured and unstructured data—improving site workflows, lowering data monitoring costs, and accelerating study timelines. Through this partnership, Flatiron and Veeva customers utilizing Flatiron Clinical Pipe™ will benefit from accelerated deployment and continually optimized configurations, ensuring seamless performance and a well-supported experience to meet evolving needs.
“Our collaboration with Veeva strengthens Flatiron’s ecosystem of partners in clinical research, reinforcing our position as an innovator in the use of technology to streamline clinical trials,” said Alex Deyle, General Manager of Clinical Research at Flatiron Health. “Flatiron Clinical Pipe, integrated with Veeva EDC, enables more streamlined data acquisition for clinical trials across a broader set of both research sites and sponsors—ultimately reducing burden, driving operational efficiencies, and accelerating research timelines.”
Additionally, the partnership establishes a long-term forum for strategic collaboration, allowing both companies to align on future innovations that streamline clinical trial data acquisition and drive greater value for customers.
Research published in the journal ESMO Real World Data and Digital Oncology, found that clinical research teams using Flatiron Clinical Pipe™ were able to accurately transfer thousands of data points, representing completion of hundreds of case report forms (CRF), with the average time of 37 seconds for a user to launch, complete, and submit a CRF, representing significant time savings for data entry over the course of a trial.1 Data transferred to the EDC with Flatiron Clinical Pipe™ completely mirrors source data in the EHR, reducing the need for source data verification on transferred data, allowing for greater efficiency for study teams.
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