One-Week FastTrack for US & GCC Market Readiness
Prepare your clinical digital operations for US and GCC requirements – fast, concrete and investor-ready.
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Ready to extend your business or need support from our partners from North America?
Get in touch to see if the FastTrack is the right entry point for your expansion.
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Tell us what you need, what situation you’re in, and the timelines you’re working against.
The clearer your input, the sharper and faster we can prepare for your call — and move your project forward.
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What this service does
Expanding into the US or GCC requires more than translating protocols. Your systems, data flows and contracts must stand up to:
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HIPAA and BAAs (US)
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21 CFR Part 11
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Local data residency and transfer rules in GCC countries
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Expectations of partners, hospitals and regulators
In one week, we perform a focused compliance and readiness assessment of your clinical operations and Clinical Data Systems (CDS) and turn it into a clear action plan and narrative.
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Who it’s for
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Companies planning US or GCC clinical activity in the next 6–24 months
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Organisations negotiating with US/GCC partners or investors
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Teams using or planning cloud-based TMF/ISF and CDS for cross-border work
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What we do in one week
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Review of your current TMF/ISF, eCRF/EDC and hosting setup
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Gap analysis vs. HIPAA, 21 CFR Part 11 and local data laws (high level)
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Identification of critical contract changes (DPAs, BAAs, SLAs)
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Recommendations on hosting models and data residency
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Development of a short, investor-ready compliance story
Where applicable, we include options for US-based support and implementation via partners (e.g. CyberActa, GLSA, MRMC).
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Deliverables & Outcomes
You receive:
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A US/GCC readiness checklist with clear “pass/fail” items
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A prioritised CAPA-style action list
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Recommended hosting and data transfer model
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A short slide deck you can use with partners and investors
After this FastTrack, you:
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Understand where you stand regarding US/GCC expectations
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Have a concrete list of must-do changes (and what can wait)
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Can speak confidently about your compliance position in discussions
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Reduce the risk of late-stage surprises in deals or inspections
