2 September, 2020, by clincapture-client
ClinCapture is excited to announce Captivate® 3.4 with new features that improve your experience. We’ve enhanced the system and added additional tools.
Here is a breakdown of the changes:
Build
New VAS Scale
Printable annotated case report forms (CRFs)
Customizable date/time format
Ability for users to fully build and configure patient surveys themselves within ePRO
Live
Data import via CSV file
PHI settings based on roles
Query owner export
Improved email alert notifications
Calendar enhancements
Advanced Reporting
Report data by event or in aggregate
Added Log base 10 function
View and test reporting in the test environment
Additional features
Subject calendar visit windows
Automatic triggers to send ePRO surveys
To learn more about our latest features and enhancements, contact your Account Manager at ClinCapture .
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