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This is the unique identifier for your clinical trial and can usually be found in your study’s reference materials, noted on equipment, and listed in the Clario Portal (if you previously elected to join the study).
Your institution has been designated a number or ID that is used in Clario’s systems. You can usually find it specified in similar locations as the Protocol Number.
Your clinical site is also identified by the name of your institution’s designated Principal Investigator.
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Start Your Clinical Trial Journey
Setting Up Your Site

Site Registration Overview: Site registration steps can vary by study. In some cases, you’ll need to register your site before continuing with onboarding. In others, your site may already be set up—just search for it and select it to proceed.

What You’ll Need: Site registration is usually fast. You’ll enter your site’s main address, a separate shipping address if needed, and identify your Principal Investigator. For some Clario solutions, you may also need to provide equipment details—like CT or X-ray machines—and upload test data or complete equipment-related questionnaires.

Adding Participants and Site Staff

Setting Up Participants in Clario: Setting up participants in Clario is simple, but it involves a few steps and may require help from different team members. As clinical staff, your role is to start the setup and hand over to the participant. The handover process depends on how the participant will access Clario—via computer, mobile phone, or tablet.

Adding Colleagues to the Clario Portal: Adding team members is even easier. As a Site Administrator, you’re responsible for adding colleagues to the portal. Once you submit a request, the sponsor or CRO team will review it. After approval, your colleague will receive an invitation to complete their registration.

Important: Some of Clario's legacy solutions may require you to complete the "Join a Study" process. Please refer to your study-specific materials to determine which process you should follow.

Ordering and Receiving Equipment

Before Placing an Order: Confirm which devices are supported for your study. These may include handhelds, tablets, ECG monitors, or other specialized equipment. Use the provided order forms and follow solution-specific instructions to complete your request.

Ordering Equipment: Ordering supplies through Clario depends on your study’s solution. For most studies, you’ll either place orders directly in the Clario Portal or contact your Sponsor or CRO team.

Receiving and Tracking Shipments: After placing your order, you’ll receive updates as your shipment progresses. You can track delivery status in the Clario Portal and access guidance tailored to your study. If your region requires import documentation, Clario provides the necessary forms and support to help ensure smooth delivery.

Conducting Your First Visit

Before Your First Visit: Review your study’s visit schedule in the training materials, as timing and requirements may vary. Make sure you can access your study in the Clario Portal, your participant is added, and all devices—such as tablets—are charged and set up. If using shared devices, ensure colleagues and participants are added before the visit.

Managing Clinical Visits: Visits are completed in sequence based on your study’s schedule. Start the next available visit, complete all required clinical forms (e.g., EQ-5D-5L, SF-36), and any optional tasks if needed (e.g., Ad Hoc Pain Diaries). Visit data is stored on the device until it’s uploaded to Clario. Make sure your device is connected to a network and follow your study’s instructions to transmit data successfully.

During Your Clinical Trial Journey
Keeping Accounts Up to Date

Maintaining Access: Clinical trials can span months or even years, and it’s easy to lose track of login details. If you forget your Clario username or password, recovery options are available to help you regain access quickly.

Updating Profile Information: If your contact details change—like your email, name, or shipping address—you can update your Clario profile anytime. You can also update participant information, such as event dates (e.g., screening, enrollment) or contact details, using the demographic update tools provided.

Keeping Software Up to Date

Sending Data Regularly: Get in the habit of sending data to Clario as soon as it’s collected. Whether you’re uploading through the Clario Portal or transmitting from a mobile device, it’s important to know how and when to send data to keep your study on track.

Manual Software Updates: Occasionally, your study may require software updates. Most updates sync automatically, but if that doesn’t happen, you may need to update your device manually. Follow your study’s instructions to complete the update and ensure your device is ready for use.

Managing Equipment Stock

When to Order Resupplies: Keep an eye on your equipment levels, especially as new participants are enrolled. Use Clario’s reporting tools to monitor stock and avoid shortages. Since shipping times can vary, it’s important to plan ahead based on your site’s enrollment projections.

Ordering Resupplies: For some studies, you can order consumables directly through the Clario Portal using the Resupply Portal. If your study doesn’t use this feature, refer to your study-specific materials for guidance on how to request additional supplies.

Returning Faulty Equipment: If you experience issues with a device, contact Clario’s Customer Care team. They’ll help troubleshoot the problem and determine whether a replacement is needed.

Interacting with Clinical Data

Data Change Requests (DCRs): During your study, you may need to update clinical data—such as correcting demographic details or adjusting visit numbers and participant IDs. These changes can be requested directly in the Clario Portal using our DCR tools. Clario’s data management team will review and implement changes as needed.

Responding to Queries: You may receive queries in the Clario Portal, either automated or from our data management team. These messages typically ask for clarifications or updates related to your submitted data. Responding promptly helps keep your study data clean and on track.

Using Dashboards and Reports: Clario offers a range of reports to help you monitor study progress. Report availability varies by study, but you can access them through your dashboard—whether in the Reporting Portal, Interactive Reports, or other solution-specific sections.

Finishing Your Clinical Trial Journey
Closing Out Accounts

Participant Accounts: Before closing out a participant’s account, confirm that all study activity has ended and all data has been uploaded—including final device transmissions. Participants should be marked in their final study status, based on your protocol’s definitions. This may include statuses such as completed, withdrawn, or other outcomes appropriate to your study. Ensure all clinical data is submitted to Clario before account closure.

Clinical Staff Accounts: Once your site has completed all study activities and you no longer need access to Clario’s solutions, you can revoke your own account. This helps prevent further automated notifications and ensures your access is properly closed.

Closing Out DCRs and Queries

Managing Data Change Requests (DCRs): To prepare for database lock, all DCRs must be resolved. Rather than waiting until the end of the study, monitor and close DCRs regularly throughout the trial. Our online reports and automated notifications are here to help you stay ahead of key milestones.

Responding to Queries: You’ll receive notifications in the Clario Portal when queries require your attention. Aim to resolve outstanding queries at least one week before the study’s projected last participant visit to avoid delays.

Planning for Data Cleaning: Data cleaning involves coordination across your site, sponsor or CRO, and Clario. To support a smooth closeout, please notify Clario at least eight weeks in advance of any upcoming data cleaning milestones, including the projected study end date.

Returning Equipment

When to Return Supplies: At the end of a study or when equipment is no longer needed, you’ll need to return supplies according to your study’s solution type. Timing and process may vary, so always refer to your study-specific instructions.

How to Return Supplies: For most eCOA and Cardiac Solutions studies, you can generate a UPS shipping label and schedule a pickup using the region-specific links provided. You’ll complete a short form as a guest and follow the instructions to prepare your shipment. For other solutions—like Medical Imaging, Respiratory, or Precision Motion—coordinate returns directly with your Sponsor or CRO team.

Foreign Shipper's Declaration (FSD): If your site is outside the U.S. and returning equipment to Clario’s U.S. facilities, you may need to include a completed FSD. Refer to Clario’s FSD guidance for step-by-step instructions, including how to locate your original export date and properly attach the form to your shipment.

Receiving Your Clinical Data Archive

When Archives Are Delivered: Once final data transfer is approved, Clario prepares and distributes sponsor and site archives. These archives include key study materials such as training documents, subject data, signed change requests, and authenticity certificates. Delivery timing and format may vary depending on your study and region.

What’s Included: Each site archive contains PDF copies of relevant documentation, including final user manuals, subject responses, and signed data change records. Archives are quality-checked to ensure accuracy and completeness before distribution.

After Delivery: Once all archives are received and confirmed, access to the Clario Portal is removed for all users.