Video transcript: Now more than ever, the financial management of clinical trials is crucial to a study's success. And with the ever changing economic climate, we are all up against many financial challenges. With Medidata's RAVE clinical trial financial management solutions, study data and financial operations are brought together, giving you powerful and actionable data and analytics, along with complete financial transparency across your study lifecycle. For study budget planning and site budget negotiating, RAVE Grants Manager does it all. Metadata's data and analytics platform gives you access to the most comprehensive, up to date data of accurate fair market value benchmarks and site specific data informing each site budget negotiation. Grants Manager also offers the only site burden score and patient burden index measurement, helping you take your study budget planning to a new level of detail. Grants Manager's contracting function improves site relationships by providing collaborative, automated dashboards and audit trails. Sites, sponsors, and CROs have complete visibility throughout the contract and budget negotiations, taking months off your study startup process. Once your study is underway, help keep your sites financially stable by paying them accurately and on time. With RAVE site payments, global invoicing and tax calculations are automated, handling even the most complex budgets and payment terms. Triggered in real time by any EDC application, Payments are automatically dispersed across nearly every country and in any currency. And all stakeholders gain complete visibility with access to detailed reporting throughout. Finally, CitePayments' robust on demand reports help you forecast, analyze spending, and reduce reconciliation efforts, eliminating burden for all stakeholders. Metadata's data powered automated financial tools and team of financial experts provide you with the solutions you need to achieve operational and resource planning success, bringing the focus back to what matters most, the patients.