Where reproducibility is usually lost

Reporting is the point at which output leaves the system that produced it, gets edited in a document, and stops matching the analysis behind it. By the time anyone notices, the run that produced the original numbers may no longer exist.

Publish keeps the deliverable attached to the analysis, so regenerating it is a command rather than a project.

  • Tables, listings and figuresProduced from the validated analysis
  • Clinical study reportsAssembled rather than pasted together
  • Patient narrativesGenerated from the structured data
  • Version controlEvery output traceable to the run behind it
  • Electronic approvalReview and signature in the platform
  • Branded templatesYour house style, applied consistently

Formats and figures

Output goes where the audience is: a dossier section, a sponsor's Word template, a slide for an investigator meeting, or an interactive view for a safety review.

  • Document formatsPDF, Word, PowerPoint, HTML and Excel
  • Interactive dashboardsFor review rather than for filing
  • Survival and efficacyKaplan Meier, forest, waterfall and swimmer plots
  • Safety summariesExposure, laboratory and adverse event views
  • Distributional viewsBox plots and heatmaps
  • Medical writing supportDraft narratives for a writer to finish

Want your reporting to produce its own evidence?

We will take one output you produce today and show what the same run looks like with version control and approval attached.