Enrolment, diary compliance, safety and site risk, updated as data arrives and filtered globally, by country or by site. Capture's study dashboard replaces the weekly spreadsheet with a live view everyone can trust.
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What the dashboard shows
Why it matters
Many studies still run on weekly status reports assembled from exports and spreadsheets. By the time a report shows a site falling behind on diaries or an SAE waiting for sign-off, a week has passed. A dashboard that reads directly from the study data shows the same information as it happens, so the team acts on today's picture.
Different people need different views: a sponsor wants enrolment against target across countries, a CRA wants their sites' open issues, a data manager wants missing and overdue forms. Filters by country and site, and the status overview, cover each of those without separate reports. See risk-based monitoring and SDV.
A red flag without a reason is just noise. The site risk monitor explains each rating, such as SAEs pending review, so the person looking at it knows what to do next.
Views
| Role | Main question | View |
|---|---|---|
| Sponsor or project lead | Are we on track to enrol? | Enrolment by country and site |
| Monitor (CRA) | Which of my sites needs attention? | Site risk monitor with reasons |
| Data manager | What is missing or overdue? | Status overview by subject and visit |
| Site coordinator | Which participants are falling behind? | At-risk participants and overdue tasks |
| Medical monitor | Are there SAEs waiting? | Safety overview |
In Capture
The study dashboard pulls enrolment, compliance, safety and site risk into one view, filtered globally, by country or by site. Click through from the status overview to see each form and its review state.

The free sandbox comes with sample data to explore.
Measures
A handful of measures predict most study problems: enrolment rate by site compared with plan, screen-failure rate by criterion, diary compliance, query age, time from visit to data entry, and SAEs waiting for review. Agree targets for each at the start of the study, and review them at a set rhythm, weekly for fast-moving studies.
Dashboards also help at the end: when the status overview shows no missing or overdue forms and queries are closed, the study is close to lock. See database lock software and the clinical trial timeline calculator for planning enrolment.
Setup
Enrolment, compliance and data entry targets.
Weekly or per monitoring cycle.
Who acts on each type of flag.
At-risk participants and overdue tasks.
SAEs waiting for review cleared promptly.
Status overview used to track readiness for lock.
Yes. Access follows roles: site coordinators see only their own site, sponsor-side users see coded IDs, and blinded users never receive treatment assignments.
No. It shows where to focus; monitors and data managers still review and verify data.
Yes. The dashboard filters globally, by country or by site.
Enrolment, compliance, safety and site risk, filtered globally, by country or by site.
Yes. It reads from the study data as it is entered, and completion status updates as participants submit.
The site risk monitor rates each site red, amber or green and shows the reason, such as SAEs pending review.
Yes. The status overview shows every subject against every visit, coloured by status, with filters for missing and overdue data.
Yes. Site coordinators see only their own site.
Yes, in the free sandbox with sample data.
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