How to gather competitive intelligence on clinical trials from ClinicalTrials.gov

The challenge with ClinicalTrials.gov

ClinicalTrials.gov is the source of truth for clinical trial data, but it wasn't built for aggregating results across trials in a way that informs the overall clinical landscape for a drug or indication. It also wasn't built for easily identifying changes to trials over time as they are updated. This has led to fragile and slow solutions involving manual review, regularly refreshing pages, painful spreadsheet updates, unorganized bookmarks, and more. Alternatively, those with large budgets subscribe to Cortellis, Citeline, or GlobalData, but the price tag is unaffordable for early and mid-size biotechs, startups, physicians, and KOLs.

A better approach to monitoring clinical trials

An ideal solution for monitoring the clinical trial landscape and staying abreast of clinical trial updates would include:

Saved searches and saved trials
Email updates whenever a trial launches or changes
An easily interpreted view of what changed in recently updated trials
A dashboard to view the latest trial launches and updates
Landscape views, maps, tables, and charts for visualizing the clinical trial landscape
Ability to export charts and data to seamlessly incorporate into presentations and reports
Interactive filters for quickly narrowing search results
Maps with zoom and pan that reveal top-performing clinical trial sites by aggregating data across trials
Enrollment timeline estimates from previous study results in an indication

How Trial Inference solves the challenge of clinical trial intelligence

Every feature mentioned above is included in Trial Inference. Over 550,000+ clinical trials from ClinicalTrials.gov are being monitored, and refreshed daily. If you sign up, you can be alerted to updated and newly launched trials for multiple saved searches on a schedule that works for you: daily, weekly, or monthly. The platform also boasts a dashboard and search interface that is easy to navigate, and details the most important data for each trial in a simple popup.

How much Trial Inference costs

Trial Inference provides tremendous value for individuals like physicians or KOLs that need targeted monitoring, for only $9.95 / month. For BD teams and clinical development professionals looking to monitor numerous trials and indications, we offer the Pro plan for $49.95 / month. For both the Individual and Pro plans, subscribing annually rather than monthly saves you 17%. For a comparison of features, see the pricing page.

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What Trial Inference is not

While many of the world's clinical trials are reported on ClinicalTrials.gov, there are separate Chinese and European trial registries. Teams needing insight into these, or who need comprehensive analyst research to complement clinical trial data may be better served by more expensive solutions like Cortellis, Citeline, or GlobalData. Trial Inference also does not ingest any EHR or patient data, and does not currently offer enterprise features like single sign-on (SSO) or SLAs, though please reach out if this is something you need.

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