Drag a field. Branch a version. Let AI scaffold the rest. Datacapt V5 turns weeks of study build into an afternoon — without leaving the canvas.
The category is decades old and barely moves. Most platforms were built before SDTM was finalized — and it shows in every protocol, every amendment, every day.
Most EDCs are wrapper UIs on databases designed two decades ago. Modern auth, real-time previews, and useful field types are bolted on after the fact — never native.
Study build is a multi-vendor relay — protocol, spec, builder, tester, UAT, migration window. Most of it is waiting, not building. Teams ship roughly one form per day.
Branching, diffs, and revision history don't exist in legacy EDCs. Each protocol change means a copied study, a new validation cycle, and a freeze on live data.
Everything that used to live across separate tools and screens now sits on one canvas — updating in real time, and shipping as a single versioned amendment.
Visits and forms on the left, the form canvas in the middle, the inspector on the right. Click anything; everything else updates. Drag a field in; the data model, the SDTM mapping, and the live preview all reflect it before your finger leaves the trackpad.
Visits / Forms on the left · Canvas in the middle · Inspector on the right.
“Add a serious adverse event form per CTCAE v5. Repeat per visit. Include MedDRA-coded preferred term and edit check for SAE causality.”
Datacapt AI reads your protocol section and scaffolds forms, fields, and edit checks against CDASH and your standard library. Every line is reviewable, editable, and logged in the audit trail. AI never alters subject data — only structure during build.
Branch the study like code. Review changes line by line. Promote to production with an audit trail Part 11 will accept on the first read. Subjects already enrolled stay on the version they consented to — automatically. No copied study, no re-validation of the runtime.
Visits across the top (SCR · D1 · W2 · W4 · W8 · W12 · W24 · EOS). Forms down the side. Date windows ±3 days at the visit level.
Visits across the top. Forms down the side. Click a cell to assign. Drag a window to set ±days. The protocol's table compiles directly into the database — no second source of truth living in someone's spreadsheet.