Clinverse, Inc., provider of automated financial management technology solutions for clinical trials, announced today that it has expanded its suite of products with the addition of ClinPlan™, purpose-built software for clinical trial budget management and forecasting.
Clinverse has expanded its suite of products with the addition of ClinPlan™, software for clinical trial budget management and forecasting. ClinPlan provides clients with the ability to consolidate budgets from the variety of vendors and sources that contribute to the total trial expense. The solution also imports site activation data and schedule of assessments and related expenses to allow the cost over time to be evaluated and reevaluated using actual data once the trial begins.
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