Pense: Power Smater,
Faster, Successful Trials

An Intelligent Referral Productivity Platform for CRO’s & Sponsors

Pense accelerates participant consent, prescreening, and enrollment—turning referrals into results.

12hr
12hr
12hr

Medical record consolidation 

1 Week

Patient eligibility determination

80%
80%
80%

Site adoption and  engagement  

How Pense Works

01.

Pense integrates with existing recruiting platforms and starts with participant e-HIPAA consent, enabling instant medical record consolidation and sites immediate access to critical data.

02.

All medical records are fully searchable, streamlining eligibility determination. Ongoing studies can leverage these records for AE/SAE attribution, saving valuable time.

03.

Sites gain a global participant view with the ability to track notes all in one place, eliminating referral inefficiencies and enhancing workflow efficiency.

Trial Success

Focus on Impact, Not Admin

Pense removes fragmented workflows

Pense removes fragmented workflows

Pense removes fragmented workflows

Empowering trial sites to concentrate on high-value activities like patient care, recruitment

Empowering trial sites to concentrate on high-value activities like patient care, recruitment

Empowering trial sites to concentrate on high-value activities like patient care, recruitment

Advancing clinical research to drive trial success.

Advancing clinical research to drive trial success.

Advancing clinical research to drive trial success.

How To Get Started With Pense

  1. Book a demo

Discover how Pense can transform your clinical trial operations. Book a personalized demo today.

  1. Onboard Sites

Sites can effortlessly sign up to streamline record consolidation and accelerate patient qualification.

  1. Scale your trials

Optimize referral management, and patient qualification accelerate trials.

Get Pense Today

Supercharge your clinical trial—book a demo with our team to get started

Get Pense Today

Supercharge your clinical trial—book a demo with our team to get started