Reactivating an Inactive Study

You can directly reactivate an inactive study when you decide to begin performing experiments again without editing the study. This updates the existing BIOVIA Foundation Hub Task Plan, sample definitions, and tasks so that they are no longer suspended.

Before you begin: You can only directly reactivate a study in the Inactive lifecycle state. For more information, see Approving a Study and Completing a Study.
See Also
About the Lifecycle of a Study
Phases of a Study
  1. From the Home Page, open the study to reactivate.

    For more information, see Opening a Study.

  2. In the Lifecycle and Status page, review the current lifecycle.
  3. In the Summary page, review the Test Design.

    If you need to make changes, reopen the study. For more information, see Reopen the Paused Study.

  4. Click Activate.
    The form to request reactivation of the study opens. For more information, see Study Signature Form.
  5. Choose the reason for signing the study and add a comment.
  6. Enter your password, to confirm that you are formally providing your electronic signature.
  7. Click Sign.
    A message reports reactivation of the Tasks in Foundation Hub.

    Another message reports when updates to all Tasks are successful.

The Summary tab for the study is shown. The Lifecycle and Status tab shows that the study is now in the Active state.

You can track the created and updated Tasks. For more information, see Monitoring a Study.

The Task Plan for the study is available in Foundation Hub for the member who originally activated the study. For more information about the Task Plan, see Introductory Concepts.

You can schedule, assign, record results, and complete the Tasks in Foundation Hub.

When you reactivate a study, this automatically recalculates the Scheduled Date of each task according to the selected time points and the start date of the study. This also automatically specifies the Due Date of each task as 30 days after the Scheduled Date.

For more information, see the Managing Tasks section of the BIOVIA Foundation Hub User Guide.