MALMÖ, Sweden & WILMINGTON, DE — Trialbee announced the initial release of artificial intelligence-powered capabilities across its Honey Platform™, marking what the company describes as a pivotal step in its 2026 Intelligent Recruitment roadmap aimed at reshaping global patient recruitment.
The update embeds AI tools directly into the Honey Platform™, converting real-world recruitment data into actionable insights designed to help sponsors, contract research organizations and clinical sites identify enrollment risks earlier, reduce administrative strain and maintain recruitment timelines.
The initial rollout is highlighted by AI-Generated Candidate Summaries, which consolidate eligibility assessments, nurse notes, activity logs and profile data into a single, streamlined overview. The feature is intended to significantly reduce the time research sites spend reviewing referred patients’ histories and accelerate screening decisions.
“Trialbee’s focus has always been centered on using innovative technology to improve outcomes in global patient recruitment,” said Matt Walz, Chief Executive Officer of Trialbee. “With our Intelligent Recruitment roadmap we are embedding the use of AI-powered capabilities throughout our service and technology offerings, furthering our mission of innovating the way sponsors, CROs, partners and sites work together to find, screen, and enroll patients for their global clinical trials.”
Beyond candidate summaries, the release introduces a suite of additional AI-enabled tools built to support real-world recruitment execution. These include duplicate patient and spam detection to safeguard data integrity and limit unnecessary workload, and automatic masking of potential personally identifiable information in free-text entries to enhance privacy and reduce compliance risk without interrupting site workflows.
An Intelligent AI Chatbot is also being deployed to help Trialbee teams analyze large volumes of recruitment data, identify emerging bottlenecks and optimize enrollment strategies across complex, multi-site trials. In addition, a Patient Access Optimization feature flags potential mismatches, such as language barriers or incompatible time zones, to improve site-patient engagement and increase the likelihood that qualified candidates progress through enrollment.
The launch reflects growing pressure across the life sciences industry to modernize recruitment operations amid increasingly complex global trials and tighter regulatory oversight. Trialbee said the Honey Platform enhancements are designed to strengthen collaboration between sponsors and research sites while improving efficiency and data transparency throughout the enrollment process.
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