Bring protocols to life.
Turn your protocol into a study you can inspect, approve, and build.

1,000+
protocols from completed Phase 1‑4 studies analyzed by HumanTrue
See the protocol analysis20,450
possible conflicts or ambiguities flagged in those protocols for human review. These were initial flags, not confirmed defects.
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2026 TransCelerate Protocol Review Challenge award for HumanTrue's review experience
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Independent industry evidence
Sites are showing the industry where protocol ambiguity lands.
A Tufts CSDD and CRIO study of 209 investigative-site professionals found that inconsistent protocols and related study documents create operational ambiguity, rework, protocol deviations, missing data, out-of-window visits, and potential patient-safety and data-quality risk.
HumanTrue addresses the problem before it propagates. The protocol and supporting materials are reviewed together, every finding remains linked to its source, sponsor decisions are recorded, and affected outputs can be regenerated from the same governed study knowledge.
Read the Tufts CSDD and CRIO studyHarper, Ford, Krayem, Nomizu, Andrus, and Getz. Applied Clinical Trials, April 2026.

- investigative-site professionals surveyed
- 209
- average wait for the information needed for source preparation, with reports of up to 20 weeks
- 5.8 weeks
- reported more than 21 hours of source-preparation work for high-complexity studies
- 80%+
“Ensure consistency across all relevant documents.”
The order matters
Speed is a multiplier.
Make sure it is multiplying what you meant.
AI will not pause to ask which interpretation was intended. It will act on what was written, at scale, across every connected document and system. Understanding is what makes speed safe.
What goes inUnexamined ambiguityTwo reasonable readings remain unresolved.
What scalesInconsistencyDifferent documents, systems, and teams act on different meanings.
What goes inUnderstood intentThe source, interpretation, and decision are visible.
What scalesCoherent executionEvery connected output starts from the same governed understanding.
One governed workflow
From protocol intent to governed execution.
01 · Examine
Protocol assurance
Surface inconsistency, ambiguity, missing logic, and the questions that require sponsor decisions.Explore assurance02 · Know
Study knowledge base
Create a deterministic, source-linked foundation from QA'd USDM, sponsor decisions, supporting evidence, and versions.See the platform03 · Simulate
Executable study
Test study logic, evaluate patient paths, and compare operational scenarios without exposing the working system.See simulation evidence04 · Deploy
Governed outputs
Create study documents, plans, translations, analysis metadata, and system inputs from governed study knowledge.See outputs

Human judgment stays in control
One source of study knowledge.Different roles.Decisions made with the same evidence.
Your study knowledge base
One study. One governed knowledge base. Every downstream use.
HumanTrue turns the protocol, QA'd USDM, sponsor decisions, supporting documents, and version history into a structured, source-linked knowledge base for the study.
The clean USDM provides deterministic structure. Linked evidence preserves context. Recorded decisions make the sponsor's intended meaning available to every authorized team and system.
- Know what the study says and how its requirements relate.
- Reuse the same governed meaning in answers, documents, and specifications.
- See what changes when the protocol is amended.
- Protocol
- Investigator brochure
- SAP and plans
- Lab and operational materials
Governed study knowledge base
QA'd USDM + linked evidence
- Source
- Decisions
- Versions
- Review status
- Study Assistant
- Documents and CRFs
- Study systems
- HumanTrue Sim
HumanTrue Study Assistant
Ask the study. Verify the answer.
The Study Assistant is the role-aware interface to the study knowledge base. It gives clinical, operations, site, data, and statistics teams evidence-linked answers that remain aware of the protocol version under review.
- Clarify eligibility, visits, procedures, endpoints, and operational requirements.
- Move from an answer to the exact supporting protocol language.
- Use role-aware views without exposing the working application publicly.
Study team question
Which participants require central FGFR confirmation before randomization?
Verified answer
Central confirmation is required before randomization for participants enrolled through the tissue-testing pathway.
- Protocol §5.1
- Eligibility criterion 4
- Source verified
Executable study simulation
Test the study before you build it.
HumanTrue Sim evaluates the study as a working model, then reveals how design logic, patient characteristics, burden, geography, and operational assumptions interact over time.
- Separate structural design feasibility from population-conditioned performance.
- Replay every participant path, transition, guard, and disposition.
- Compare scenarios with versioned assumptions and reproducible evidence.
Protocol integrity
AI will not ask what you meant. It will act on what you wrote.
Conflicting treatment assignment
The synopsis reassigns additional Group A2 participants to Group A1, while Section 3.1 keeps them in Group A2 for later influenza vaccination.
- Synopsis
- Reassign to A1 for 13-PCV
- Section 3.1
- Remain in A2 for influenza vaccine
Which endpoint structure applies?
The summary blends UAS7 with ISS7 and HSS7, while the objectives tables define separate alternative primary endpoint scenarios.
- Protocol summary
- Blended primary objective
- Tables 2-1 and 2-2
- Separate endpoint scenarios
Documents, plans, and study materials
Create every study artifact from governed study knowledge.
HumanTrue gives medical writers and functional teams a traceable first draft, with protocol-derived content identified by source and confidence. When the protocol changes, teams can see what must change with it.
Participant and study materials
Drafted from the protocol at the reading level each audience needs.
- ICFs and assent
- Screeners
- Patient brochures
- Training and study guides
Study delivery plans
- Data Management Plan
- Clinical Monitoring Plan
- Safety Monitoring Plan
- Risk and Quality Plans
Analysis and financial planning
- Statistical Analysis Plans
- Estimands and ARS metadata
- Billing and budget plans
- Coverage analysis
Global study readiness
Certified translation that is 70% faster and less expensive than traditional methods.
- Country variants
- Plain-language adaptation
- Multilingual materials
- ISO 17100 translation
Built for the teams accountable for delivery
Assurance that creates commercial advantage.
For sponsors
Design with evidence. Start with confidence.
Give clinical development, study startup, biostatistics, and data management one governed, source-linked representation of the trial.
HumanTrue for sponsorsFor CROs
Win on speed without inheriting hidden risk.
Differentiate bids, preserve expert capacity, and deliver coherent startup packages across programs.
HumanTrue for CROs
Trust is part of the product
Every answer. Every dependency. Every version.
Source provenance
Trace conclusions and outputs to protocol evidence.
Model isolation
Customer information is not used to train external models.
Human review
Add expert consensus and certification where it matters.
Open interoperability
Use standards and APIs without surrendering your systems.
Start with one protocol