Clinflash Heathcare Technology

About Clinflash Heathcare Technology

Clinflash Healthcare Technology, established in China in 2014, operates as a specialized provider of cloud-based solutions for the clinical research sector. The company is a subsidiary of Tigermed, a global clinical research organization. Clinflash has successfully raised a total of $12.3 million through various funding rounds, including a Series A in December 2019 and a later stage VC round in September 2023.

The firm's business model is centered on a business-to-business (B2B) approach, offering a comprehensive suite of software and professional services to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of pharmaceutical research and development. Its client base includes local and multinational pharmaceutical corporations, medical device companies, and contract research organizations (CROs). By serving over 1,000 pharmaceutical R&D and service enterprises, Clinflash has supported more than 4,000 clinical trial projects, demonstrating its significant presence in the market. The company operates in both the Chinese and global markets, with its systems applied in registration and post-market studies.

Clinflash's core offering is the Clinflash Cloud platform, which hosts a range of proprietary information systems designed for various stages of a clinical trial. This product suite includes tools for electronic data capture (Clinflash EDC), randomization and trial supply management (Clinflash IRT), pharmacovigilance (Clinflash Safety), electronic patient-reported outcomes (Clinflash ePRO), clinical trial management (Clinflash CTMS), and electronic trial master files (Clinflash eTMF). A notable component is the Clinflash ePAY system, a solution for managing electronic payments to trial participants, which was enhanced through a strategic partnership with Mural Health to expand its global reach. Additionally, the company provides an electronic Common Technical Document (eCTD) solution to aid in the electronic submission of drug registration files to regulatory bodies.