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We constantly update and develop our system to meet clients’ expectations and provide the most advanced and user-friendly system for their needs.  Here’s what’s new in Flex Databases Application Release 12. Common functionality Project Catalogue  Larning Management System Pharmacovigilance eTMF – My Favorites – TMF Activities – TMF Master Copies – My Views Project Management […]

Trust in clinical trials field is essential. When you pick a software provider, you commit and hope for a long and successful relationship (our BD&M Director always says that “average contracts last longer than average marriages”). And, before you commit, you want to check the potential partner as deep as possible and learn about recent […]

Changing your software provider is a massive burden since there were already many resources invested into picking your current one, implementation, etc. We talk to potential clients nearly 24/7 and 365, and we’ve heard all the concerns and troubles that exist. So, here is a six-step checklist of the most prevalent concerns before changing a software provider […]

At the very end of winter, Flex Databases signed a contract for CTMS and Pharmacovigilance module implementation with Italian Human & Digital CRO Exom Group. We’ve asked Luigi Visani, MD, President & CEO at Exom Group a couple of questions about the upcoming partnership: Why did Exom Group decide to pick Flex Databases as a provider? “Since its inception, […]

When industry experts talk about the role of Australia in worldwide clinical trials, many mention its perfect fit for early phase trials conduction. Despite the noticeable remoteness, the country has many advantages to offer for clinical trial sponsors all over the world. Let’s outline the biggest of them and see, why Flex Databases is a […]

At the very beginning of March 2021, Flex Databases signed a contract for eTMF implementation with Austrian clinical industry experts’ company Gouya Insights. We’ve asked Gouya Insights CEO, Ghazaleh Gouya a couple of questions about the new partnership: Why Gouya Insights decided to pick Flex Databases as a provider for TMF module? What do you expect to achieve […]

st trial sites work with no more than a 3-month operating budget. With an estimated two-thirds of trial sites falling into this category, software companies have sought to close this gap in effective financial operations with process automation and payment schedule. So CROs, pharma companies, and biotech can finally get transparency in site payments. Likewise, effective […]

It’s been two years since our How to stop worrying and start working in clinical trials material dropped. Content-wise, it was the highest point for our Learning Management System so far. I have to admit, since then, we kind of abandoned its storytelling activities and just sometimes briefly mentioned new developments for LMS in our release notes. […]

At the end of 2020 TCD, an African-focused CRO with a full-service offering, signed a contract for eTMF implementation with Flex Databases. We’ve asked Bianca Oelschig, Clinical Data Sciences Manager/Project Manager at TCD, a couple of questions about the upcoming partnership: Why TCD decided to pick Flex Databases as a provider for eTMF? After spending many months researching […]

Subject Tracking & Invoicing – Flex Databases CTMS module. Use Subject Tracking & Invoicing Module to track all patients’ data and manage invoicing online. Plan and schedule patient visits efficiently. Video duration: 08:50

Thank you for being with us 2020,We wish you a happy and healthy 2021. Some of you (well, considering that it’s the 29th of December and most of us are on holidays, most of you) will read this text in 2021 and know a little bit more about a year ahead, but there’s one thing […]

We keep making users’ lives easier! At least for early adopters. Don’t you have your mobile phone on you all the time? It’s the only thing you need to upload scanned documents into our eTMF. No more broken scanners or bad connection – just take pictures on the go and spend your time on more important tasks. […]