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SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT


For Clinical Trials

Take the chaos out of your clinical trial operations with the Slope eClinical
Supply Chain Management platform

For Sponsors & CROs
Clinical Supply Chain
 Coordination & Orchestration
FREE for Research Sites
Clinical Supply Inventory Management



TODAY’S CLINICAL TRIALS ARE INCREASINGLY COMPLEX

Many dynamic, moving parts go into the execution of a clinical trial—the
protocol, amendments, patient visit schedules, different procedures at different
timepoints, Investigation Product (IP), lab kits, clinical supplies, biological
samples, and shippers—creating logistical challenges that reduce productivity,
increase costs, cause subject attrition, and threaten the overall success of the
clinical trial.

70%
more procedures
60%
more research sites
85%
more endpoints
2.3
amendments per protocol
88%
more data points collected
6.9
protocol changes per amendment


MANY PLAYERS CONTRIBUTE TO CLINICAL TRIALS

There are many contributors to a successful clinical trial that keep everything
moving—each with its own processes, hours of operation, systems, best practices,
goals, and priorities. Keeping everyone working together effectively so that
subjects have a positive experience takes a lot of coordination and
communication—and it's difficult to prevent balls from dropping.

Clinical Operations Team
Clinical Research Sites
Clinical Supply Vendors
IP Suppliers
Labs
Biorepositories
Couriers
Auditors
Introducing the Industry's First


ECLINICAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (ECSCM)


PLATFORM FOR COMPLEX, SAMPLE‑INTENSIVE, EARLY‑STAGE STUDIES



Slope provides a collaborative workspace, configured specifically for your
protocol with predefined workflows and processes for supply procurement and
shipping, inventory management, subject procedures, and biological sample
collection and processing. Slope then uses clinical supply demand data captured
at the patient level alongside real-time data and guided workflows to
orchestrate the operational execution of complex study protocols. All actions
taken are logged in a central source of truth for you, your investigators, and
auditors.


COLLABORATION & CONTROL

Between all the collaborators—sponsors, sites, IP suppliers, supply vendors,
labs, biorepositories, and couriers


REAL-TIME VISIBILITY

Into trial execution and the location and status of all clinical supplies and
biological samples across all collaborators


TRACEABLE CHAIN OF CUSTODY

For all biological samples, investigational product, and clinical supplies
whether stored or in transit between collaborators


COMPLIANCE & ADHERENCE

To the protocol, amendments, and federal regulations including Title 21 CFR Part
11 GCP, ALCOAC and Sunshine Act


OPTIMIZE THE CLINICAL SUPPLY CHAIN FOR YOUR CLINICAL RESEARCH STUDY


MINIMIZE RISK FOR YOUR CLINICAL TRIAL

Take control of your clinical trial and know what is going on with your
supplies, biological samples, subject procedures, and collaborators on a
day-to-day basis, so there are no more surprises.

Better Data Integrity
Real-time Insights into Trial Execution
Protocol and Amendment Adherence
Regulatory Compliance
Operational Coordination and Control



REDUCE CLINICAL TRIAL COSTS

Make the most of your budget by standardizing supply purchases and
operationalizing lab kit reorders, so that every biological sample collected
adheres to the protocol and counts.

Increased Valid Samples
Reduced Supply Waste
Cost-effective Supply Orders
Improved Resource Planning



IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY

Get your collaborators on the same page and working consistently, correctly, and
efficiently with best-practice workflows and processes that you define, control,
and track.

Streamlined Workflows
Stakeholder Coordination
Standard Processes
Streamlined Communications



INCREASE SUBJECT RETENTION

Keep your valuable clinical trial subjects participating by making sure research
sites are prepared for every visit, have the right lab kit for each procedure,
and ship samples so they don’t get lost or spoil.

Sites Have What They Need When They Need It
Sites Prepared for Every Visit
Reduction in Lost Biological Samples
Reduction in Spoiled Biological Samples
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START OPTIMIZING YOUR CLINICAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT TODAY

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LATEST NEWS

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September 23, 2022
Compliance Requirements for an eClinical Supply Chain Management Platform
Protocols are becoming increasingly complex, and many require multiple
amendments, making protocol adherence more challenging for clinical trials. In
addition, federal regulations and best-practice guidance are constantly being
updated. Without automated support for communicating, coordinating, and
controlling collaborator processes, sponsors cannot ensure that research sites
and other collaborators are adhering to the protocol. This also applies to
regulatory requirements and good clinical practice (GCP) guidance. As a result,
required safety checks might be missed, biological samples might not be
collected, handled, shipped, or processed according to the protocol, and
regulatory requirements and guidance might not be followed. This can cause
subjects to drop out due to negative experiences, or the elimination of subjects
due to protocol deviations, which can risk the clinical trial’s overall success.

September 22, 2022
Slope Listed as a Sample Vendor in Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Life Science
Clinical Development, 2022 for Clinical Trial Resource Management
Slope, provider of the first eClinical Supply Chain Management (eCSCM) platform,
announced that it has been identified as a Sample Vendor in the 2022 Gartner
Hype Cycle for Life Science Clinical Development, 2022. Slope was named in the
Clinical Trial Resource Management category. Slope provides an online eClinical
Supply Chain Management (eCSCM) platform for sponsors and research sites
collaborating on complex, sample-intensive, and early-phase clinical trials in
areas such as oncology, gene therapy, and rare disease.

August 26, 2022
Traceable Chain of Custody Requirements for an eClinical Supply Chain Management
Platform
Biological samples from subjects are the most valuable assets that travel across
the clinical trial’s supply chain. Any gap in the knowledge in the biological
sample's lifecycle can make the subject non-evaluable and jeopardize overall
data integrity. If this happens too often, the overall clinical trial can be at
risk. When shipping biological samples, clinical research sponsors must have the
data they need to conduct biological sample reconciliation—meaning they have
documentation to track a biological sample stored in a biorepository back to the
lab that analyzed it, the courier that transported it, the research site that
collected it, the lab kit that was used and its lot and serial number, and the
lab kit’s supplier and manufacturer. This data allows the sponsor to prove that
a biological sample is valid and has not been tainted anywhere along the way. As
a result, an online platform must maintain an immutable record of all of the
steps a biological sample takes throughout its journey from collection through
storage, along with the steps taken by each collaborator, including sponsors,
contract research organizations (CROs), research sites, suppliers, labs, and
couriers. As a result, an eCSCM platform must be able to prove a traceable chain
of custody for biological samples, lab kits, investigational product (IP),
devices, and ancillary and other clinical supplies, whether in use, transit, or
storage.


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