Smarter collaboration. Better oversight.Stay audit-ready.
Research Grid’s Document Management centralizes creation, review, and approval of all trial documents, reducing manual effort and the risk of errors. Automated templates, version control, and audit-ready workflows ensure consistency across sites, vendors, and sponsors.
Built for Complex Trials and Regulatory Demands
From study start-up through submission, Research Grid supports your document workflows with automation, structured templates, and secure collaboration. Save time, reduce errors, and maintain a single source of truth across trials and teams.
Create faster, with fewer errors.
Pre-built and customizable templates reduce manual drafting and ensure alignment with protocol content and regulatory requirements. Intelligent fields auto-populate data from linked systems, helping you eliminate duplication and improve consistency.
Tailored Value for Every Research Team
Sponsors
Standardize global documentation and improve governance.
Automate document creation, versioning, and approval processes across programs while maintaining compliance and consistency from protocol to publication.
CROs
Accelerate document delivery and reduce rework.
Coordinate document workflows across sponsors, sites, and internal teams with real-time collaboration and version tracking designed for multi-study execution.
Sites
Access and update the right documents, every time.
Eliminate version confusion and manual handoffs with structured access to current documents and the ability to contribute to collaborative workflows.
Features that fit your needs
Use protocol-aligned templates for volunteer manuals, engagement flyers, collaboration briefs, etc.
Auto-populate fields with study data, site details, and investigator information
Simplify Document Workflows and Strengthen Study Delivery
Whether you're preparing protocols, managing revisions, or generating summaries, Research Grid’s Document Management solution helps you stay compliant, move faster, and reduce administrative burden across trials.