REDCap Cloud Launches Next-Generation Clinical Trial Data and Analytics Platform to Power AI-Driven Research
REDCap Cloud harmonizes real-world evidence and trial data to overcome the industry’s biggest data management challenges; lays the foundation for AI-driven research
15 September 2025 -- Florida, US -- nPhase, Inc., an innovator of cloud-based clinical research technology, today launched REDCap Cloud 2.0, the first industry platform to harmonize real-world evidence and clinical trial data in one system. With an interoperable architecture, the platform addresses the complex data needs of global-scale research while laying the foundation for AI adoption that will transform the future of research innovation and how life sciences organizations design, run, and analyze studies.
As clinical trials grow increasingly complex, companies must manage unprecedented volumes of diverse data. Tufts CSDD research shows that phase 3 trials generate an average of 3.6 million data points, triple the volume collected a decade ago. Real-world evidence and data (RWE/RWD) from patient forms, wearables, electronic health records, and other sources are playing a greater role in research but often come in inconsistent formats with quality gaps. Study teams must reconcile errors, duplications, and missing information while manually transferring data between systems; in fact, 55% of data managers report that reconciling data is one of their biggest burdens today.
REDCap Cloud solves these challenges by unifying disparate data sources and clinical data ecosystems into one platform, giving researchers a reliable, real-time view of trial performance. Featuring open architecture, standards-built data harmonization, and robust security, REDCap Cloud automates workflows, shortens timelines, and delivers clean, reliable, high-quality data. Notably, REDCap Cloud has already proven its effectiveness on an enterprise scale with a top-5 pharmaceutical company in a global deployment to be announced in the coming months.
“For the first time, sponsors can see how a study is performing clinically in near real-time, compressing the ‘white space’ between data collection and scientific review and enabling teams to accomplish in days what previously took months,” said Dave Sunderhaft, COO of REDCap Cloud. “REDCap Cloud 2.0 is not just an upgrade; it’s the platform our industry has been waiting for to unify all clinical data on a standards-based foundation and proving it at enterprise scale.”
Key platform capabilities include: