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Clinical Ink

Provides eSource tools for clinical trials

Overview

Clinical Ink provides digital tools for clinical trials, focusing on eSource solutions such as Direct Data Capture (DDC), electronic Clinical Outcome Assessments (eCOA), electronic Patient-Reported Outcomes (ePRO), and electronic Consent (eConsent). These tools work by digitizing data collection and patient interactions: DDC captures data directly from sources, eCOA and ePRO collect outcomes and patient input electronically, and eConsent manages informed consent digitally—often via a subscription-based platform with optional rapid-build timelines and virtual trial support. The company differentiates itself through an end-to-end, scalable digital suite that emphasizes patient-centric data capture and global reach, aiming to streamline trials more than traditional, paper-based or disjointed systems. Its goal is to improve the quality and efficiency of clinical trials by delivering integrated, compliant eSource solutions to pharmaceutical companies, CROs, and academic institutions.

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About Clinical Ink

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Why Clinical Ink is rated
C+
Rated C on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

Industries

Data & AnalyticsEnterprise SoftwareHealthcare

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Early VC

Total Funding

$15M

Headquarters

Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Founded

2007

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What believers are saying

  • April 13, 2026 Kaitality and February 27, 2026 Djurhuus appointment opened a new disease-management line.
  • The August 2026 Android app update proves active product investment and operational maintenance.
  • GI Partners acquired Clinical ink in 2025, adding capital for expansion and tuck-ins.

What critics are saying

  • Veeva and Signant outspend Clinical ink on platform breadth, integrations, and enterprise lock-in.
  • Clinical ink still lacks CTMS, eTMF, and RTSM, forcing buyers toward fuller suites.
  • If GI Partners cannot scale sales after 2026, Clinical ink becomes a niche acquisition target.

What makes Clinical Ink unique

  • Clinical ink spans eSource, eCOA, ePRO, and eConsent inside one workflow.
  • April 13, 2026 Kaitality extends trial-grade adherence and device data into obesity care.
  • Clinical ink’s 40+ language eConsent and BYOD app target global, diverse trials.

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Funding

Total Funding

$15M

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3 Rounds

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6 month growth

1%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

-3%
PE Hub
Oct 19th, 2026
Ardan Equity and GI Partners take co-control of clinical trial tech firm Clinical Ink

Ardan Equity and GI Partners have taken co-control of Clinical Ink, a Winston-Salem, North Carolina-based company. Clinical Ink provides electronic clinical outcome assessment and connected device technology to drugmakers and contract research organisations.

Third News
Oct 19th, 2026
Clinical Ink gets equity investment from Ardan and GI Partners to expand its trial tech

Clinical Ink, a clinical trial technology provider, has secured new equity investments from Ardan Equity and GI Partners to speed up its growth. The source gives no financial figures for the deal. The company supplies electronic clinical outcome assessments (eCOA) and connected device tools to pharmaceutical companies and contract research organisations. GI Partners has backed it since 2020. The funding will help scale the platform globally and expand into more therapeutic areas. Clinical Ink also plans new products, including GlucoseReady and SPUR, and a disease management app, Kaitality™. "This is a vital leap for the company," chief executive officer Jonathan Goldman said, according to the announcement.

MTS Partners
Sep 25th, 2026
Healthcare technology & tech-enabled services week in review: 10/2/2026.

Healthcare technology & tech-enabled services week in review: 10/2/2026. Healthcare technology & tech-enabled services week in review: 9/25/2026. September 25, 2026. Key highlights from this week include: * Angle Health, an AI-powered healthcare benefits platform, raised $600mm in equity financing including a $200mm Series C financing round and a $400mm tender offer led by Vitruvian Partners at a $2.7bn valuation * Heidi, an AI-powered care partner platform, received a $240mm growth investment from General Catalyst concurrent with a $100mm Series C financing round led by Blackbird at a $900mm valuation * Symplr, a healthcare operations software platform, received a $175mm preferred equity investment from existing sponsors Clearlake Capital and Charlesbank Capital Partners as part of a broader recapitalization * Rightway, a pharmacy benefits and care navigation company, raised $155mm in a Series E financing round led by Francisco Partners * Blackstone-backed Ascend Learning acquired M7 Health, an AI-powered clinical scheduling and workforce management platform * Ardan Equity made a strategic investment in Clinical Ink, a clinical trials software provider, alongside existing investor GI Partners at a $400mm valuation

PR Newswire
Apr 13th, 2026
Clinical ink announces Kaitality(TM), a first-in-class digital tool for improving drug adherence and measuring functional quality of weight loss.

Clinical ink announces Kaitality(TM), a first-in-class digital tool for improving drug adherence and measuring functional quality of weight loss. Clinical ink Apr 13, 2026, 09:00 ET Expanding Clinical Research Expertise into Digital Health Solutions for Clinical Care WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., April 13, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ - Clinical ink announces the launch of Kaitality(TM), a novel first-in-class digital app addressing the unmet need in GLP-1 therapeutics for personalized drug adherence support that is also integrated with measures of functional weight loss such as total weight, body composition and actigraphy. The app is part of a suite of Digital Health Technologies (DHT) developed by a new Disease Management business unit established by Clinical ink. The business unit leverages the eCOA, validated behavioral science, and connected device technology developed by Clinical ink over 19 years. This is reinforced by the company's ISO13485 quality management system, which has enabled Clinical ink to be leaders in cardiometabolic drug development technology. Kaitality(TM) represents a strategic milestone for Clinical ink that brings together technology, AI, patient engagement, and rigorous data collection. The Disease Management Business Unit is led by Dr. Christian Djurhuus, MD, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer. Dr. Djurhuus is an expert in endocrinology care and former senior executive at Novo Nordisk with deep expertise in DHT. The company has appointed Bob DiLuzio as Senior Vice President, Commercial Development for the Disease Management Business Unit. Mr. DiLuzio joins the company following a 30-year distinguished career in commercial development at Pfizer, Oracle and Veeva. Dr. Djurhuus and DiLuzio are supported by Dr. Nicholas Alp, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer of Clinical ink to ensure alignment with more than 40 ongoing cardiometabolic clinical trials supported by Clinical ink's SPUR(TM) and GlucoseReady(TM) DHT. Kaitality(TM) is a BYOD mobile app combining the validated SPUR(TM) personalized adherence risk and behavioral modification tool and integrated with connected devices for measurement of weight, body composition and actigraphy. The initial target market includes U.S. patients with obesity and treated with an incretin or amylin-based medication. Kaitality(TM) will be launched in digital health technology observational studies prior to widespread use in patient support programs and by the payor market. Dr. Jonathan Goldman, MD, CEO of Clinical ink said: "Predicting and improving adherence to GLP-1 therapy remains an unmet need despite adoption of current behavioral/telehealth solutions. In addition, whilst current DHT can measure response to GLP-1 therapy, there are several limitations that frustrate patients, providers, pharma companies and payors. We believe our clinical trial experience in adherence and DHT tools can rapidly translate into quantifiable benefits in the clinical care world. We are excited to announce Kaitality(TM), which has the potential to become part of the new standard of clinical care for patients living with obesity taking GLP-1s and similar therapies". About Clinical ink Clinical ink is the global life science company that brings data, technology, and patient science together. Its deep therapeutic-area expertise, coupled with eCOA, EDC, connected devices and patient engagement tools (telehealth, eConsent, eRetention), drives the industry standard for precision data capture. Media Contact SOURCE Clinical ink

PR Newswire
May 18th, 2023
Solving Data Collection Challenges In Lupus Trials With The Electronic

The featured experts will also discuss the recent US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) guidance and share their vision on the future of Lupus research and opportunities to drive research forward. .

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