Open by design.
Clinstead should not force every organisation into a rip-and-replace decision on day one. The canonical model serves as a hub — designed to support the systems that sites, CTUs, CROs and sponsors already rely on. SteadOps provides the integration layer for APIs, webhooks, EHRs, labs, randomisation, devices, warehouses and identity providers.
Programmatic by default, event-driven by design.
Modern REST API
Every action possible in the UI is intended to be available programmatically. Documented, versioned and secured endpoints for bi-directional data flow.
Event webhooks
Subscribe to study events. Trigger actions in external systems when a form is signed, a participant is randomised or a query is closed.
Standard connectors
Designed to support industry-standard laboratory vendors, EDCs, CTMS platforms and identity providers as planned integration targets.
Connect the systems research teams already use.
Integrations are being delivered in stages — REDCap first through SteadFlow compile outputs, with adapters rolling in alongside production deployments.
REDCap
First targetCompile outputs from SteadFlow and an early adapter path. The first concrete bridge between Clinstead and the existing research stack.
Future EDC adapters
PlannedCastor, OpenClinica and Rave-style export and import paths planned alongside the SteadEDC runtime.
FHIR / EHR
Designed to supportFHIR and EHR connectivity for demographics, labs and relevant study data, surfaced through SteadOps.
Laboratory systems
PlannedLaboratory result ingestion and reconciliation against the study schedule and visit state.
Randomisation
PlannedRandomisation system hooks and allocation references inside the canonical study model.
Devices and wearables
PlannedSensor, media and device-data ingestion through SteadReach, with provenance and permission boundaries.
Warehouses
Designed to supportAnalytics export to warehouses and BI layers, preserving study version and audit context.
Identity providers
PlannedSSO, SAML/OIDC and enterprise identity for role-aware access across the platform.
Status reflects the current build stage. Only connectors marked First target are running against production deployments today. The rest describe the adapter path SteadOps is being delivered against.
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Tell us what systems your team relies on and we’ll walk through how SteadOps connects to them.