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Philips IGT-D · Clinical Operations

CCIS

Clinical Communication Intelligence System

Your CRAs lose 2 hours/day to communication chaos.
Your managers make decisions flying blind.
What if that changed tomorrow?

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The Invisible Crisis

65%

of a CRA's day is spent on tasks
that aren't monitoring patients

Tufts CSDD · n=3,970 CRAs · 18 companies

32%

CRO turnover

51%

say workload is unmanageable

96%

now use risk-based monitoring

Story One

Meet Sarah

Home-based CRA · 12 PMCF sites · 6 countries · Class IIb catheter study

7:30 AM — Opens the laptop

38 new emails. Sites, safety, sponsor — all in one inbox. A safety event sits between a training reminder and an expense report.

8:00 AM — System shuffle

CTMS, SharePoint, Excel, safety DB, TMF, Teams. Eight tabs. Copy-paste between systems. Is Hamburg at day 14 or 15?

9:00 AM — Meetings begin

Standup, clinical team call, GCP training, portfolio review. Screen time is relentless — emails keep arriving.

11:30 AM — Still drafting

8 of 22 messages done. Each: find template → adapt → check language → send → update CTMS → file in TMF. The rest waits.

Sarah is excellent at her job. The process is the bottleneck.

Sarah's Day

Where the Hours Go

Communication & Coordination~30%
Remote Monitoring & Data~25%
Meetings & Training~20%
Admin & System Updates~15%
On-site Visits~10%

~65% is communication, meetings, or admin — not monitoring

8+ systems, zero integration

Outlook

no classification

Excel

SAE tracking

CTMS

status updates

SharePoint

templates

TMF

document filing

Safety DB

SAE submissions

Teams

coordination

Tracker

follow-ups

Nothing is classified. Nothing is tracked.

Story Two

Meet Thomas

Clinical Operations Manager · 6 CRAs · 3 studies · 40+ sites across EU and US

Monday 8 AM — Status check

Five spreadsheets, three outdated. He pieces together a picture that's already 3 days old.

9:30 AM — The dreaded question

"How many open SAEs across all studies?" He doesn't know. "Let me check." It takes 45 minutes.

11 AM — The silent site

Barcelona hasn't responded in 3 weeks. Nobody flagged it. The PI is on leave. Three weeks lost.

2 PM — Audit announced

"Show all communications about this complaint." Two CRAs will spend 2 weeks in Outlook archives.

Thomas has responsibility for everything. Visibility into almost nothing.

Thomas's Reality

What He Can't See

SAE Deadlines

Which CRA has a deadline expiring tomorrow? He finds out when it's almost too late.

Unanswered Messages

How many went unanswered this week? No idea until someone complains.

Silent Sites

No alert system. By the time he notices a quiet site, weeks have passed.

Audit Readiness

"Show every communication about this event." Weeks of Outlook archaeology.

Team Capacity

"Can we take on 2 more studies?" He doesn't know who has bandwidth.

Knowledge Loss

A CRA leaves. Six months of context walks out the door. Nothing was captured.

Thomas isn't failing. His tools are.

The Cost of Doing Nothing

It's Not Free. It's Invisible.

~2 hrs

lost per CRA per day

communication admin & system shuffling

100

hours/week vanish

10 CRAs = 2.5 FTEs doing admin

€72–96K

recoverable annually

€60–80/hr fully loaded CRA cost

Compliance risk

Every missed SAE deadline = regulatory breach. Every untracked communication = audit gap. Every admin hour = not monitoring patient safety.

Human cost

32% turnover, 3x healthy rate. Replacing one CRA costs 50–200% of salary. #1 driver: perceived workload.

Sarah's burden + Thomas's blind spots = systemic risk

What if every communication was
classified, tracked, and audit-ready
— automatically?

For Sarah

2 hours back. Every day.

For Thomas

Real-time visibility. Zero digging.

For Compliance

Audit-ready. Every single day.

The Solution

One System. Complete Lifecycle.

From intake to audit-ready export

Receive

Classify

Draft

Send

Track

Audit Trail

CRA

"What needs my attention now?"

Manager

"Where are my risks?"

Safety Officer

"Are we within timelines?"

Transformation

Sarah's New Morning

Before

×8 browser tabs, no priority

×12 min per standard response

×Manual CTMS + TMF updates

×SAE dates in spreadsheets

×"Is Hamburg at day 14 or 15?"

= Risk accumulates silently

With CCIS

One dashboard, priority-sorted

5 min per response, auto-filled

Audit trail generated automatically

Visual SAE countdown

"Hamburg: Day 14. 1 day left."

= Audit-ready every single day

Transformation

Thomas's New Monday

Before

×5 spreadsheets for team status

×45 min to compile SAE overview

×Silent sites found by accident

×Audit prep: weeks of email digging

×CRA leaves = knowledge gone

= Managing by hope, not data

With CCIS

One manager dashboard, real-time

All SAEs across all studies — instant

Silent site alerts — automatic

Full communication trail — one click

Every interaction captured forever

= From firefighter to strategic leader

"Thomas, how many open SAEs?"

"Three. All within timeline. Here's the dashboard."

That answer used to take 45 minutes. Now: 3 seconds.

Built for Compliance

EU & FDA Ready — By Design

Not bolted on. Architected in.

EU Regulations

2

days · public health

10

days · death/serious

15

days · other SAE

EU MDR Art. 87 — visual countdown timers

EU AI Act — rule-based, exempt (Art. 3(1))

GDPR + Works Council — DPIA, ROPA, consent

ICH GCP E6(R3) — full compliance mapping

ISO 27001 / NIS2 — STRIDE, BCP

FDA & Quality

21 CFR Part 11 — hash-chained audit trail, e-sig

GAMP 5 Cat 5 — FDA CSA risk-based, 368 tests

ISO 13485 §4.1.6 — QMS software validation

ALCOA+ — data integrity by design

FDA GMLP — transparent, human-in-the-loop

✓ RBAC 4 roles · No patient data stored

EMA/FDA #1 finding: documentation deficiencies. CCIS makes documentation the default.

Market Position

Nobody Else Does This

The €2.4B CTMS market builds for trial management. Nobody builds for clinical communication.

Capability Veeva Medidata Oracle CCIS
Trial management
EDC / eTMF
Communication tracking
Auto-classification
Smart drafting
SAE deadline tracking
Silent site detection

CCIS doesn't compete with CTMS. It fills the gap they leave.

Proof

This Isn't a Proposal.

It's a working system.

368

automated tests

0 failures

47

controlled docs

DML-001 master list

14

regulatory areas

mapped & compliant

28

risks mitigated

ISO 14971

Security

STRIDE · ISO 27001 / NIS2 · SBOM · BCP

Validation

FDA CSA · GAMP 5 · ISO 13485 · ALCOA+

Privacy

DPIA · ROPA · GDPR + Works Council

Built by a CRA who lives the workflow. Tested like enterprise software. Ready to pilot.

Business Case

The Numbers Make the Case

~2 hrs

per CRA/day recovered

~25%

working time returned

1–1.5

FTE saved per 6 CRAs

30:1

ROI ratio

Phase 1 · Sandbox
Weeks 1–4
Phase 2 · Execute
Weeks 5–12
Phase 3 · Production
Ongoing
Infrastructure €0–30/mo €50–80/mo €200–400/mo
Project Lead Part-time
alongside CRA duties
Part-time
alongside CRA duties
20% FTE
Product owner
Pilot CRAs 2–3 CRAs
30 min/day testing
Developer 50% FTE
internal or dedicated
IT Support ~8 hrs total
VM + sandbox setup
~4 hrs
Azure AD registration
10% FTE
existing IT team
Quality ~3 days
formal sign-off

0 new hires across all phases. All existing staff, part-time.

Enterprise CTMS: €100K–500K+/year

The Other Option

What Happens If We Wait?

Nothing changes

Sarah keeps losing 2 hours/day. Thomas keeps managing from spreadsheets. Every communication stays unclassified. The inefficiency isn't dramatic — it's normal. That's the danger.

An audit finds it first

A missed deadline. An untracked complaint. "Show me every communication about this safety event." Two CRAs, two weeks, digging through Outlook.

We lose another CRA

At 32% turnover, it's when, not if. Six months of knowledge walks out. Replacement cost: 50–200% of annual salary.

Risk of trying: near zero.
Risk of not trying: compounds every day.

Why Now

The Regulatory Clock Is Ticking

Three forces converging. Prepare now = lead. Wait = scramble.

1

ICH GCP E6(R3) — Traceability becoming mandatory

Systems that can't prove communication traceability face scrutiny. CCIS is built for this.

2

EU MDR — Auditors finding communication gaps

"Show me all communications about this event" is no longer hypothetical. CCIS answers it in seconds.

3

FDA CSA (2025) — Risk-based validation is the standard

New guidance favors automated, risk-based approaches. CCIS: 368 tests, GAMP 5 Cat 5.

Today: competitive advantage.   Tomorrow: compliance necessity.

The Ask

One Small Step

Not a production commitment. Not an IT project. Not a budget request.

"Can we deploy this on a sandbox VM and have
2–3 CRAs test it for 4 weeks?"

1 VM

Any machine + Docker

3 CRAs

30 min/day during pilot

4 weeks

Telemetry + metrics

€0

No budget needed

Works?

Proceed with data

Partly?

Adapt with learnings

Doesn't?

Delete container. Done.

Zero hires · Zero vendors · Zero IT integration · Fully reversible

Live Demo

See It In Action

The system is running right now. No installation. No setup. Just click.

Sarah

gets her 2 hours back.
Every single day.

Thomas

gets real-time visibility.
Zero digging. Zero guessing.

Compliance

becomes the default.
Audit-ready. Always.

All from one system that's already built, tested, and running.

368 tests · 47 controlled docs · 14 regulatory areas · GAMP 5 validated

CCIS — Clinical Communication Intelligence System

Philips IGT-D · Clinical Operations