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Beyond eCOA, a connected partner ecosystem

Kayentis partners with clinical trial technology providersindustry bodies, patient communities, and language specialists to improve the clinical trial experience for sites and patientsand to ensure the data collected is high-quality, interoperable, and audit-ready. 

Technology & Service Partners

Best-in-class solution, interoperable by design

Clinical trials run on multiple connected systems. Kayentis integrates with leading IRT, EDC, CTMS, and wearable platforms to streamline data flow, reduce manual reconciliation, and improve data quality across your trial technology stack. 

Kayentis also partners with rater training service provider to better address complex clinical trials, such as neuroscience.

Our partnerships range from improving the site and patient experience to enabling deep, bidirectional data integration. 

Industry Memberships

Shaping industry standards, not just following them

We are an active member of the eCOA Consortium hosted by C-Path. The consortium brings together eCOA technology providers and service partners to advance standards, research, and best practices for the electronic collection of COA and DHT data in clinical trials. 

Our involvement ensures Kayentis solutions stay ahead of evolving regulatory and methodological expectations. 

Recent publications in collaboration with the eCOA Consortium

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The eCOA: Getting Better Together Initiative launched by the Critical Path Institute in 2019 aimed to identify and address

Patient Community Partners

We listen to patients before we build, not after

The best eCOA solutions start with the patient’s lived experience. We work directly with patients, caregivers, and site communities to gain a clear understanding of their day-to-day realitiesreduce burden, improve comprehension, and design experiences that support engagement and high-quality data for clinical outcomes. 

Discover patient insights

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In this interview, engagement advocate and cystic fibrosis patient Thomas Smith shares his experiences of being the patient voice

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Language Service Provider Partners

Global trials require precision at every language touchpoint

Patient-facing content must be linguistically validated, ready for ethics committee review, and delivered on time. Supporting 120languages, we partner with specialized Language Service Providers (LSPs) to support questionnaire translation, cultural adaptation, licensing, and electronic implementation validationstreamlining the path from study setup to certified deliverables. 

Interested in Partnership or Integration?

Schedule a 15-minute call to explore integration options for your trial. Tell us what you need, and we’ll get back to you with a recommendation. 

Learn more about our partnerships

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More patient insights

In this insightful interview, Françoise Sellin, a dedicated expert patient and cancer survivor, shares her unique perspective on the
In this interview, engagement advocate and cystic fibrosis patient Thomas Smith shares his experiences of being the patient voice

What rare disease patients and families want is a simpler life.Discover here what makes the relationship between the members