Submit to Multiple IRBs with One Proposal—Eliminate 40% of Duplicate Work
Multi-site studies shouldn't mean filling out the same fields twice. Our smart deduplication creates one unified proposal that satisfies all your IRBs.
The Multi-Site Bottleneck
Researchers conducting studies across multiple institutions face a brutal reality: separate IRB submissions for each site. Same PI information. Same recruitment methods. Same subject demographics—all entered multiple times across different forms.
- Multi-site researchers spend 20-30 hours duplicating information across IRB forms
- Copy-paste errors create inconsistencies that delay approvals
- Managing multiple submission timelines adds administrative burden
How Smart Deduplication Works
Select Your Institutions
Choose multiple institutions (e.g., University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign + Carle Foundation Hospital). ClearPath analyzes both templates to identify overlapping requirements.
Automatic Schema Merging
Our system identifies fields that are identical across institutions—like "Principal Investigator Name" or "Recruitment Methods"—and merges them. You fill these shared fields only once.
Visual Institution Badges
Every field shows which IRB requires it—orange badge for University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, blue for Carle, purple gradient for shared fields. You always know who's asking for what.
Export Institution-Specific Documents
When you're done, export separate documents for each institution—each formatted exactly as that IRB expects, with only the fields they require.
What You Get
40% Less Work for Multi-Site Studies
Shared fields appear once. Fill them once. Done. Eliminate the copy-paste grind.
Zero Inconsistencies
When the same information comes from one source field, it's always identical across institutions. No more conflicting data.
Synchronized Submissions
Complete all your IRB submissions in one session, then export institution-specific documents simultaneously.
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