Advarra, a provider of regulatory reviews and clinical research technology, has added several new eClinical technologies, including offerings from YPrime, Scout, Suvoda, Datacubed, and Endpoint, to its network of partner applications within its Study Collaboration solution. This expansion is designed to enhance how sponsors, sites, and CROs quickly and securely access the systems they rely on most, creating one connected workspace for study startup and conduct.

More than 225,000 study team members already rely on Study Collaboration solution to simplify startup workflows and plan and track enrollment. By extending its secure access framework to partner applications, Advarra is building on that momentum, further reducing administrative burden and simplifying how study teams move between the tools they use every day.

“Clinical research is already complex for sites; accessing the technologies needed to conduct it shouldn’t be,” said Brian Hart, Chief Technology Officer at Advarra. “By creating an industry-wide ‘digital front door,’ Advarra is stewarding operational excellence, bringing together important study tools through one centralized entry point. Those already credentialed across Advarra’s eIRB platform and CTMS solutions for sites and institutions can use the same credentials to log into partner applications—making access easier and security stronger.”

Advarra’s expanded partner network unites leading research technologies within a vendor-agnostic, single sign-on (SSO) access point—simplifying how sites connect to the systems they use across studies, including EDC, eConsent, IRT/RTSM, eCOA, payments, and patient engagement. Through their organization’s identity provider (IdP), users access Advarra’s Study Collaboration solution and launch connected applications without re-entering credentials.

According to Advarra, the result is a site-centric experience that reduces bottlenecks, improves adoption and consistency, and provides a clear, consolidated view of study-specific systems. Sites retain control over access and permissions, strengthening security posture and auditability, streamlining onboarding and offboarding through centralized directories, and reducing phishing and password-reset risk.