◆ ClinCoder

Demos

Which tool does what

Eleven tools is too many to guess at. This is what each one is for and when you would actually reach for it — in pipeline order, raw data on the left.

Raw data → SDTM

ToolWhat it is forReach for it when
SDTM Mapper Raw study data → SDTM You have raw datasets and need SDTM domains, and you want to see what it refused to map.
SDTM Automation Agent The mapping engine itself You want the agent behind the mapper rather than the UI.
Define-XML Maker Produce define.xml You need define.xml with its stylesheets, not a stub.

SDTM → ADaM → TLF

ToolWhat it is forReach for it when
ShellForge TLF shells → runnable programs You have shells and need the programs, across 35 output classes.

Language & packages

ToolWhat it is forReach for it when
RLab Learn R for clinical work You know SAS and need R. Run real code in the browser, no install, no login.
PyLab Learn Python for clinical work Same as RLab, Python track — pandas for ADaM-shaped data.
R-Forge Studio Read and build pharmaverse packages You need to understand, compare or document an R package before trusting it in GxP.
ShinyForge Studio Build clinical Shiny apps You need a reviewable Shiny app, not a prototype.
Clinical R Packages Ten ready R packages You want the packaged functions rather than a studio.

Submission

ToolWhat it is forReach for it when
ClinTrial Explorer Explore trial data structures You are orienting in an unfamiliar study.

Therapeutic area

ToolWhat it is forReach for it when
Safety Monitor Watch safety signals You need safety review over study data.

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