Drag questions onto the page, set the order and the wording, and the questionnaire takes shape as you build it.
How is your pain today?
Since yesterday, has it changed?
Drop a question here
Visual builder
Save a finished questionnaire as a template and open the next study from it instead of a blank page.
Satisfaction, end of study
Start from a form that already works.
Keep your validated questionnaires in one library and pull them into any study, for any sponsor.
Pain diary
Quality of life
Symptom scale
Adherence
Sleep
Fatigue
Satisfaction
Tolerance
+16 more
Build it once, reuse it everywhere.
Record the licence and the copyright holder on each instrument, and the attribution stays on the form the patient reads.
Every instrument carries its rights.
Responsive on any screen
100%
The same questionnaire renders full width on a phone, a tablet and a desktop. Nothing to install, nothing to update.
One form, every screen the patient owns.
Related module
Electronic data capture
The eCRF your sites fill in, on the same study and the same patients.
Set the questionnaire to repeat daily, weekly or on your own rhythm. Each occurrence becomes its own record.
One rule, every occurrence created for you.
Target date
Anchor each occurrence to the day it is due, with the window you allow around it.
Window: 2 days either side
Each occurrence knows the day it is due.
Add the hour the patient is expected to answer, for diaries that ask for a morning and an evening entry.
For diaries that ask twice a day.
Schedule reminders before and after the target, and they stop the moment the patient answers.
Stops as soon as the answer lands
Nudges that know when to stop.
Send the invitation again to the patients who never opened it, from the same list you are reading.
Chase only the ones who need chasing.
Send the questionnaire by email, with a link that opens the patient's own record and nothing else.
To
patient S01-014
Subject
Your daily pain diary, day 3
One link, one patient, one occurrence.
Send the same link by text for the patients who answer on their phone and never open a mailbox.
Your questionnaire is ready. Answer here: dcpt.io/q/8FJ2
The phone they already carry.
Give the patient a QR code that opens their questionnaire. No address to type, no password to remember.
Opens patient S01-014, day 3
Point the camera, start answering.
Print one code for the site so a patient can answer on a tablet in the waiting room, before or after the visit.
Site 01, waiting room
printed
Site 03, consultation
printed
One tablet, one code, answers on the spot.
One general code for the study: a patient who has never been entered scans it, and the record is created for them.
New ePRO record created
No one had to type anything
The record appears when the patient scans.
Related module
eConsent
Consent the patient on the same phone they answer their questionnaires on.
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Calendar and scheduling
Line the questionnaires up with the visits the patient is already booked for.
Completed, in progress, overdue and still to come, on one screen you do not have to build.
The whole ePRO study at a glance.
Real-time record statuses
6
Every ePRO record carries its own status, and it moves the moment the patient opens, saves or submits.
Sent
Opened
In progress
Completed
Missed
Expired
Updated as the patient answers
No refresh, no nightly job.
Filters
Narrow the records by site, patient, questionnaire, occurrence or status and work only the list you need.
Site 01
Pain diary
Late
Site
Patient
Occurrence
Status
42 records match
Three clicks to the list you were after.
Read the share of expected questionnaires actually returned, per patient and per site, before it becomes a finding.
324 of 400 expected questionnaires
Watch answers land through the day, from the first morning diary to the last evening entry.
Patients answer on their phone, you read it here.
Related module
Patient database
The patients you send questionnaires to, and everything you already know about them.
Let what happens in the study set the questionnaire off: a visit is done, an occurrence opens, a status changes.
WHEN visit = Baseline is completed
SEND Daily pain diary, 14 days
No one has to remember
The study sends it, not a person.
Chain the whole chase: invite, remind, escalate to the site, then close the occurrence when it expires.
3. Escalate to site
running
4. Close occurrence
waiting
Start to finish, without a spreadsheet.
Pull every answer with the occurrence it belongs to, the time it was given and the status it ended on.
Ready for whoever analyses it.
Create records, read answers and follow statuses from your own systems, with the same rules the interface applies.
GET /epro/records?status=completed
Your systems, our records.
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API and integrations
The endpoints, the webhooks and the connectors behind every module, ePRO included.
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Security and privacy
Where patient answers are hosted, who can read them and what the audit trail keeps.