Platforms that suit medical device companies best handle signed investigator agreements before sites start, budget at procedure level for implant and follow-up visits, separate what the sponsor pays from what is billed to insurance, manage device-specific costs such as training and imaging, and forecast long follow-up periods. Cloudbyz CTFM is a Salesforce-native clinical trial financial management system that device sponsors can use for this, on the same platform as Cloudbyz CTMS, EDC and eTMF.
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Need |
Why it matters for devices |
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1. Signed investigator agreements before activation |
Required under 21 CFR 812.43 |
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2. Procedure-level budgets |
Implant, imaging and follow-up visits cost very differently |
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3. Sponsor-paid versus insurance-billed items |
Supports the coverage analysis and avoids double billing |
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4. Device-specific costs |
Device training, proctoring, imaging reads, device returns |
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5. Long follow-up forecasting |
Spend continues for years after the last implant |
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6. Amendment and change order modelling |
Device iterations and protocol changes affect remaining visits |
Cloudbyz CTFM is built natively on Salesforce with Cloudbyz CTMS, EDC and eTMF on the same platform. It tracks agreements from negotiation to execution, so CTMS can confirm an agreement is executed before a site is activated. Site budgets are built at visit and procedure level from templates and the visit plan, non-procedure costs such as training or imaging can be set with limits per unit, and payments can be split between institutions, investigators and other payees. The forecasting module projects spend over the full follow-up period and shows whether a change order is needed. Cloudbyz eTMF is already used by medical device customers to manage clinical documentation.
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