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Apta ingests a protocol PDF and converts it into CTPM, Concordare's machine-readable protocol standard. Every visit, procedure, eligibility criterion, lab, and assessment is parsed into a structured object that downstream tools can query deterministically. The conversion runs in minutes. AI is used only at ingestion, so once a protocol is in CTPM, every operational artifact derived from it is generated by hard-coded logic rather than a model guessing at the answer.

Structura reads the structured CTPM produced by Apta and generates operational documents on demand. Every value in every document is pulled deterministically from CTPM rather than retyped, whether that's visit names, windows, procedures, lab panels, or timepoints. When the protocol amends, regenerate the document and the changes propagate automatically. Output formats match what sites already use, so nothing changes about how the documents are consumed downstream.

Porta pushes CTPM data directly into the eClinical systems your study uses. Once a protocol is in CTPM via Apta, Porta configures the downstream system from that single source, so visit schedules, eligibility, lab panels, and procedures all populate automatically. Sites have their study built in REDCap in minutes instead of weeks. Sponsors have assurance that every participating site is running the protocol the same way, against the same information.

Iter uses the structured CTPM produced by Apta and determines the specific activation steps the protocol requires at your site. It maps protocol requirements against your site's configured capabilities, staff, and workflows, then sequences the activation work into an explicit, dependency-aware plan. As steps complete, Iter recalculates what's unblocked and what's next. Activation stops being a guessing game across spreadsheets and emails and becomes a path forward the whole team can see.