See readiness across every domain.
Catch data issues early and locate the source row with the evidence already attached.
- Study readiness at a glance
- Source issues separated from mapping issues
- Source rows identified in each finding
TrialTrace brings clinical data mapping, validation, review and audit into one workspace. Proposals prepare the work, your data managers and programmers make the decisions, and every decision stays on record.

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Open a demo studyUpload synthetic CSV datasets and the protocol. Files are parsed, checksummed and versioned the moment they arrive.
Each mapping comes with a confidence score and rationale. The demo uses a transparent mock proposal engine, and every proposal waits for a reviewer.
Checks run on every run and explain each issue plainly, including whether it started in the source data or in a mapping.
Approvals record the reviewer and mapping version. Export a reviewed JSON artifact and follow its connected evidence trail.
Catch data issues early and locate the source row with the evidence already attached.
Inspect proposed targets, confidence and reasoning, then approve, reject or change the mapping with a recorded decision.
Every decision is recorded as it happens, so nobody has to reconstruct it from email threads before an inspection.

Inspect the rules, review each mapping, and follow the evidence. This synthetic-data MVP makes the workflow visible before introducing a live AI provider.
Proposals stay drafts until a human reviews them. Export also requires current validation.
Validation runs as versioned rules, never as a model's opinion.
Each decision records a self-reported reviewer, timestamp, note and mapping version.
Sources, decisions and run snapshots remain connected. This is an application audit trail, not tamper-proof storage.
Start with the interactive demo, or create a study and upload your own synthetic source files.