CRISPI REDCap

What is REDCap?
A flexible platform for building secure research databases and surveys.
REDCap (Research Electronic Data Capture) is a secure, web-based application used to create and manage research databases and online surveys. Designed for clinical and translational research, it provides investigators with tools to collect, organize, and export research data while supporting regulatory, privacy, and security requirements. REDCap is widely adopted by academic medical centers, healthcare organizations, and research institutions around the world.
What is CRISPI REDCap?
A centrally managed REDCap service for the NIH Intramural Research Program.
CRISPI REDCap provides NIH investigators with an enterprise REDCap environment for developing and managing research projects. Rather than having individual laboratories or Institutes and Centers (ICs) deploy and maintain separate REDCap instances, CRISPI offers a shared platform that is professionally managed, consistently maintained, and designed to meet the needs of the NIH research community.
This enterprise approach reduces duplicated effort, encourages consistent data collection practices, and provides a dependable foundation for clinical studies across the NIH.
Why Choose CRISPI REDCap?
Eliminating infrastructure management so investigators can focus on discovery.
Operating a REDCap environment requires ongoing technical administration, including software upgrades, security monitoring, backups, user management, and system maintenance. CRISPI REDCap assumes these responsibilities by providing:
- Enterprise hosting and platform administration
- Routine software updates and system maintenance
- Security monitoring and data protection
- Backup and recovery services
- User account management
- Reliable system performance aligned with NIH standards
By centralizing these services, CRISPI reduces administrative overhead and allows investigators to spend more time designing studies, collecting data, and advancing scientific discoveries.
Coming Soon
21 CFR Part 11 Support
21 CFR Part 11 is an FDA regulation that establishes requirements for the use of electronic records and electronic signatures in certain regulated activities. CRISPI REDCap is expanding its capabilities to support applicable Part 11 research workflows, with enhancements including electronic signatures, audit trails, and additional system controls designed to support the integrity and reliability of electronic records.
Additional information about availability and implementation will be provided as the service progresses.
Enabling Better Research
Building a modern, connected environment for NIH clinical research.
As part of the broader CRISPI clinical informatics ecosystem, CRISPI REDCap promotes consistent data collection, strengthens collaboration across NIH Institutes and Centers, and supports interoperable research systems. By combining enterprise technology with expert guidance, CRISPI REDCap helps create a more efficient research environment that improves data quality, reduces operational complexity, and enables investigators to focus on scientific innovation.
Get Informed
Attend an informational session.
Learn about CRISPI REDCap, its capabilities, and the services available to NIH investigators. Informational sessions provide an overview of the platform, guidance for getting started, and an opportunity to ask questions. Please visit the CRISPI REDCap Informational Sessions site to view the schedule of upcoming sessions.
Contact Us
Connect with the CRISPI REDCap team.
For questions about CRISPI REDCap, including platform access, project planning, or general inquiries, contact redcap@nih.gov.

Access CRISPI REDCap
Launch the REDCap application to create and manage your studies. [NIH Only]

Create a ServiceNow Ticket
Submit a request for technical support or assistance. [NIH Only]

Watch REDCap Training Videos
Access training materials to help you get started or build advanced projects. [NIH Only]

CRISPI REDCap Informational Sessions
Join the CRISPI REDCap Informational Sessions to learn about REDCap capabilities, best practices, and research solutions. Sessions are held on alternating Tuesdays at 2:30pm EST and feature a rotating lineup of speakers covering topics relevant to the research community. [NIH Only]
This page was last updated on Monday, August 24, 2026