TrialPedia is a repository and analytical platform for global clinical trials that aid in understanding the clinical trial landscape and its competitive environment. It is specifically designed to cater to all those involved in the design, execution, and analysis of clinical trials and. Hence, it is used by various functions such as clinical operations, brand management, competitive intelligence (CI) professionals, as well as strategic marketing. Some of the unique features of TrialPedia are as follows:

• Granular search: TrialPedia allows clinical trial search, using 24 major parameters (patient segment, inclusion criteria, etc) and more than 1000 sub-parameters (monotherapy, poorly controlled diabetes, etc). The search parameters such as inclusion/exclusion criteria and efficacy/safety parameters are unique to TrialPedia, which makes it much more powerful and efficient compared with other similar databases.
• Search snapshot: TrialPedia provides a visual overview of search results by listing the top 5 drugs, sponsors, and the number of trials identified by phase, patient recruitment, etc.
• Side-by-side comparison of trials: The user can compare selected trials using selected parameters and create a customized table of comparison.
• Mapping functionality: The user can see the sites on a country/world map for an intuitive understanding of site locations.
• Graphical view: The estimated time of completion for key trials are represented graphically.
• Analytics functionality: The user can utilize this feature to understand the most commonly used end points in a given therapeutic area, competitor TPP, etc.
• Data export: Search and comparison results of clinical trials in TrialPedia can be dynamically exported into a Microsoft Excel file.
• My search: The user can save the search strategy and results in a separate folder for future use. The user can also add comments and extra data to the trials stored in the personal folder.
• E-mail alert: Based on specific parameters such as therapy area, study design, or inclusion criteria, the user can program TrialPedia to send automatic mail alerts for updates on clinical trials.