Announcing the Release of TFL Designer Community Version 1.0.0
After months of refinement and invaluable feedback from our beta users and clients, we are excited to announce the official release of TFL Designer Community Version 1.0.0.
We are very pleased to highlight that TFL Designer is the first solution to integrate the CDISC Analysis Results Standard (ARS) which all users can access in our free community solution.
The journey to TFL Designer Community Version 1.0.0 has been a collaborative effort, and we couldn't have reached this milestone without the support and insights from our dedicated community. This release introduces a range of new features and enhancements that will significantly improve your TFL design and reporting capabilities.
Selected New Features and Upgrades:
1. New Automation Capabilities: Users can now read and write to ADaM define.xml files, import external ADaM metadata from Excel, create multiple statistic sets, add straddles through study configuration, push updates across all or selected shells, and set global titles/footnotes for tables, figures, and listings, among many other improvements.
2. Expanded TFL Library: We now offer over 50 Safety and Efficacy TFL templates, including those for Oncology, along with additional displays and metadata following FDA and JPMA guidelines.
3. Community Sourcing: Users can publish their templates and metadata to a shared Community library, embracing community sourcing and reducing duplication within the industry.
4. CDISC ARS Metadata: We are now supporting the export of analysis results metadata in JSON and Excel formats following the recently published CDISC ARS v1.0 model.
5. Enhanced Export to RTF/PDF: We’ve improved RTF and PDF exports with features like linking repeat tables to their unique counterparts, adding a table of contents on the first page, and incorporating bookmarks and hyperlinks.
6. Figures and Listings: Users can now create figures and listings shells. We have integrated open-source Python package Plotly for figure mock-up generation. Check out our library of Figures and Listings and see how you can use these capabilities for your studies.
Join Our Webinar
On August 14th and 15th, we’re hosting a special 90-minute webinar to showcase the new upgrades and features in TFL Designer Community Version 1.0.0. We have scheduled two sessions to accommodate US, EU, and Asia-Pacific time zones, so you can join either one. During the webinar, we will also introduce expanded functionality for Community Super Users and contributors to our community library. Both webinars will be interactive with plenty of time for Q&A at the end. Please sign up using the links below:
Aug 14, 6:00 AM EST (EU and Asia-Pacific)
Aug 15, 11:00 AM EST (North America and EU)
Get Started Today
Visit (https://tfldesigner.org/) to explore the new TFL Designer - Community Version 1.0.0 and see how it can enhance your TFL design and generation for your next study. We’re so grateful for our current Community Users and are excited to welcome in our new Users. We can’t wait for you to try out the new features and experience the power of TFL Designer. We’re looking forward to seeing you at the webinar and helping you make the most of TFL Designer!
Best Regards,
The Clymb Team
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