We are launching v1 of Cairn, a stakeholder relationship and research compliance manager, by researchers, for researchers. If you're a researcher, most "contact management" options are either a bloated sales CRM you have to bend into shape, or a spreadsheet that falls apart the moment your project gets complex. Cairn is neither. Cairn is a comprehensive platform that takes human research products from start to finish, helping you remain in compliance, budget, and good standing along the way.
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I built Cairn to solve a critical issue I was facing; when my projects grew beyond small study sizes, I was having trouble keeping consent forms, contact information, and compliance documents organized in a way that both didn't break human-subjects research ethics standards, and didn't make me feel like I was doubling my workload. Cairn is designed to replace the fragmented and spread-out systems many researchers are stuck using. Let me know what you think!
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The compliance tracking actually feels built by people who've dealt with IRB headaches, not adapted from a sales tool. Wish I had this during my last longitudinal study instead of wrestling with spreadsheets and buried email threads.
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@ebrarieklitgfp Thanks for noticing! The compliance tracking focuses on the major headaches IRBs usually cause; consent and ethics issues, budget discrepancies, and concerns over data management - Cairn tackles all of those points, and more.
This was built in order to help researchers focus on the research, not on wrangling multiple different software (and paper copies) together to just be allowed to do their work.
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Finally something built with research workflows in mind rather than just retrofitting a sales CRM. The compliance tracking and budget views feel especially useful for IRB-heavy projects.
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@onurmuhtarkxgm Thank you! I'm glad you found them useful. We didn't want to just reskin a CRM, so we prioritized the indirect management elements of stakeholder management in our build.
The compliance tracking actually feels built by people who've dealt with IRB headaches, not adapted from a sales tool. Wish I had this during my last longitudinal study instead of wrestling with spreadsheets and buried email threads.
@ebrarieklitgfp Thanks for noticing! The compliance tracking focuses on the major headaches IRBs usually cause; consent and ethics issues, budget discrepancies, and concerns over data management - Cairn tackles all of those points, and more.
This was built in order to help researchers focus on the research, not on wrangling multiple different software (and paper copies) together to just be allowed to do their work.
Finally something built with research workflows in mind rather than just retrofitting a sales CRM. The compliance tracking and budget views feel especially useful for IRB-heavy projects.
@onurmuhtarkxgm Thank you! I'm glad you found them useful. We didn't want to just reskin a CRM, so we prioritized the indirect management elements of stakeholder management in our build.