Amber is a web-based applications system that collect case reports data based on forms. This system is composed of the Amber Server application and of several frontend applications with different purposes (content administration or data collection).
Amber is designed to ensure that data is collected in an automated, efficient and secure way in order to minimize human errors. Forms can be designed, internationalized and revised without requiring programming skills.
Amber look and feel can be adapted to your institution's needs. Additional features can be developed and maintained in the long-term with the community support.
To learn how Amber could be adapted to your needs, read the Amber documentation or write to us at info@obiba.org.
Amber consists of an application engine and several web application for managing, collecting and analyzing the data.
The Amber Server engine is in charge of the core logic, data storage and access controls:
Amber Studio is a web application for managing Amber system content:
Amber Collect is a web application for collecting case reports:
Amber Visit is a web application for conducting participant interviews:
The Amber R package (see amberr on CRAN) can be used to automate operations on Amber:
We've prepared a demo configuration of Amber that allows you to try out some of the features. Keep in mind that most parts of Amber are configurable, thus what you see in this demo can be completely different if required by your use-cases.
To have a closer look at Amber try our Amber Studio demo site , Amber Collect demo app and Amber Visit demo app :