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Share a project, not a folder of files

When two labs start working together today, one exports data, writes up the background and answers the same questions for weeks. With Vantaria, the lab shares the project itself: why it was done, what happened, who did it, under what conditions and what was decided.

Ways to share

Ways to share a project

  • Live view

    A view of the project that stays in sync as the work continues.

  • Snapshot

    A read only view of the project as it stood on a date you choose.

  • Joint workspace

    A shared space where both sides contribute and everything stays in sync.

  • Auditor access

    Read only access to a defined scope, for a limited time, with nothing that can be changed from it.

Who it is for

Labs, clients and auditors

  • Lab to lab

    Two universities on a joint project work from one shared memory instead of two disconnected ones.

  • CRO to pharma

    A CRO delivers the entire project with its context. The client follows progress on a live view instead of waiting for reports.

  • Lab to auditor

    Give an auditor read only access to a defined scope for a limited time, with the history of those records there to check.

Built to be trusted

What is shared, and what stays yours

  • Only the project you choose, never your other projects.
  • The project’s records, confirmed knowledge and history, within the scope you choose.
  • An auditor’s access ends on the date you set, and nothing can be changed from it.

What sharing never does

  • Share your saved answers, drafts or gap analyses: sharing a project never includes them.
  • Let a partner see past the scope you set.

Your lab owns its records and chooses what to share, and you can export your files, confirmed knowledge and saved work whenever you need them.

How it works

From your project to your partner in three steps

  1. 1

    Choose the project and how to share it

    A live view, a snapshot on a date, a joint workspace or auditor access.

  2. 2

    Choose what is included

    Set the scope, and for an auditor, the date their access ends.

  3. 3

    Your partner opens it

    They see the project with its context: why it was done, what happened and what was decided.

See a shared project in a demo

We will show a live view on example records, with nothing to upload and no commitment.

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