Entrolytics makes it simple to organise, analyse, and collaborate with all your data in one place.
Purpose-built for digestive disease, Entrolytics combines expert clinical insight with real-world multimodality data to deliver meaningful results. By supporting every step of the workflow - ingest, store, view, quantify, and communicate - it provides a single platform to streamline clinical practice, research, and clinical trials.
Gastrointestinal imaging data often comes from multiple sources - MRI, ultrasound, histology, endoscopy, and video - but is rarely accessible in one place. Conventional PACS and file transfer systems weren’t designed for this, making large multi-modality datasets difficult to store, de-identify, and share securely. The result is fragmented access and limited collaboration for clinicians, researchers, and trial teams.
Review multi-modality studies in one place, access quantitative metrics, and share findings with colleagues.
Use advanced visualisations such as vEUA to support decision making and communicate treatment options with patients.
Streamline data handling across sites, CROs, and sponsors with compliant ingestion, storage, and export.
With GCP audit compliant ingestion, quality control, central reading, eCRF and data reporting.
Organise large multimodality datasets, share de-identified data, and integrate quantitative tools into studies and training.
Entrolytics makes it easy to bring all your gastrointestinal imaging data into one place. Uploads can be done manually, pushed automatically from PACS, or connected directly to clinical systems. The platform supports multiple data types - including MRI DICOM, ultrasound cine loops, endoscopy video, and histology slides. Flexible tools allow you to rename studies, anonymise or de-identify data, or keep identifiers where appropriate for clinical use.
The data, expert annotations, and records are the cornerstone of biomedical research and underpin quality record-keeping in both trials and clinical practice. But managing gastrointestinal imaging data requires more than just disk space - it needs security, compliance, and the flexibility to adapt to different workflows. Entrolytics provides a robust storage environment for sensitive medical data, ensuring every dataset is protected, accessible, and under your control.
At the core of Entrolytics is Motilent’s suite of quantitative imaging tools, turning complex datasets into reproducible, objective metrics. These tools allow clinicians, researchers, and trial teams to measure gastrointestinal function and disease activity in ways not possible with visual review alone.
Extracts quantitative measures from intestinal ultrasound data.
By embedding these validated tools directly into the platform, Entrolytics ensures quantitative analysis is part of the workflow - not an add-on - enabling faster, more consistent insights across clinical practice, trials, and research.
Clear communication is essential in both clinical care and research. Entrolytics is designed to make data and insights easy to share, whether within a multi-disciplinary team, across trial sites, or between collaborators worldwide.
Entrolytics is used across hospitals, research centres, and clinical trials to manage gastrointestinal imaging securely and at scale. The platform has been applied in:
Motilent’s quantitative tools available within Entrolytics - including GIQuant, GISeg, STMM and vEUA - are supported by a growing body of peer-reviewed publications and ongoing collaborations with leading institutions worldwide.
See how Entrolytics can transform the way you manage gastrointestinal imaging. Whether you’re working in clinical practice, research, or trials, our team can show you how the platform fits your workflow.
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Yes. Entrolytics is designed to meet both GDPR and HIPAA standards. Data can be anonymised, de-identified, or stored with identifiers depending on project needs.
No. Entrolytics runs in a web browser on standard laptops or desktops. No specialist hardware or local installation is required.
Entrolytics supports multiple modalities including MRI (DICOM), ultrasound cine loops, endoscopy video, and histology slides.
Data is hosted on ISO-27001 certified AWS infrastructure with options for redundancy, disaster recovery, and regional data residency. Access is protected by role-based permissions, audit trails, and two-factor authentication.
Yes. Data and annotations can be exported in standard formats (e.g. DICOM + JSON) to support interoperability, analysis, or regulatory submissions.
Yes. Data can be uploaded manually, pushed from PACS, or received directly from clinical systems using existing trusted pathways.
Yes. Entrolytics is designed to handle large datasets across multiple trial sites. Data is ingested, de-identified, and shared securely, with structured exports to support regulatory submissions.
Consent management is handled locally by the clinical site or trial sponsor. Entrolytics provides secure tools for ingesting and de-identifying data in line with those consents, and supports the “right to be forgotten” where required.
Access is controlled by role-based permissions set by the institution or trial sponsor. Audit trails record all activity to ensure accountability.
Entrolytics has been designed with data security and governance at its core. The platform is developed and operated to the same globally recognised standards that underpin all Motilent products:
These standards ensure Entrolytics is safe, reliable, and compliant in clinical, research, and trial environments.