Edward Cadiz's Contact Details

Edward Cadiz's Company Details

snapIoT

San Diego, CA, US • 50 - 99 Employees
Technology Consulting/Tech Services

SnapIoT has created the most disruptive innovation in the clinical trials industry, snapClinical™, the first, complete, self-service, DIY-enabled mClinical Platform solution that provides the full scope of launching and managing digital clinical trials including, eQualification, eConsent, EDC, and ePRO/COA with full reporting/analytics, all without any software coding.The platform provides an intuitive, graphical, drag-and-drop interface that is highly flexible and empowers rapid development and deployment using a comprehensive set of smart device, Cloud, and enterprise-backend "connectors"​ that simply "snap" together, enabling end-to-end application creation, portable across different smart medical devices, smart mobile devices and Cloud Systems. snapClinical operates with four modules that work seamlessly together to design, create, edit, manage and launch/publish any digital clinical:• Workflow Library: The master library for created workflows and templates allowing you to edit or re-use any creation• Design Studio: Create the look and feel for any mobile device and the patient's engagement.• Logic Engine: Allows you to tightly control the content and structure of all input and decision • Workflow Engine: Create the structure and flow of all processes in an mClinical trialThe platform launches in each mobile devices' native code, not just as a web browser, enabling the full set of iOS and Android features and capabilities to be used as part of patient engagement.And snapClinical's library of supported 3rd Party providers includes EDCs, ePROs, EMR/EHRs, BLE medical devices, CLIA Medical and clinical labs, electronic signature systems (Adobe and DocuSign), beacons and sensorssnapIoT's business model is available as a self-service, DIY license to be used for as many clinical trials as needed, or snapIoT can provide a full turnkey mClinical trial solution for any study protocol using snapClinical.