EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS SOFTWARE

One platform for the entire evidence pipeline.

EvidenceFlow is an evidence operating system, not a single-purpose tool — literature, extraction, statistical analysis, and the scientific claims that follow from them, connected in one reproducible workflow across clinical and omics research.

Screenshot of the EvidenceFlow dashboard showing the full evidence synthesis workflow overview

Clinical + Omics

Research domains

8

Workflow stages

Traceable

Every decision

One workflow, not five tools

What "evidence synthesis" means when it's one connected system

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Question & protocol

Define your research question and PICO framework, and pre-register inclusion/exclusion criteria before screening begins.

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Discover

Import from PubMed, RIS, BibTeX, or CSV, with automatic deduplication before any reviewer sees a duplicate record.

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Screen

AI-assisted title/abstract and full-text screening with blind dual review and disagreement detection.

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Extract

Structured clinical and omics extraction forms, with AI auto-fill you review and edit.

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Synthesize

Pool effect sizes with fixed or random-effects models, or aggregate GWAS variants and RNA-seq gene-level results — the same platform, either research domain.

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Trace & publish

Every screening decision, extracted value, and pooled estimate stays linked to its source, then exports as a PRISMA 2020 diagram, PDF/Word report, or JSON data package.

Why 'evidence synthesis' instead of 'systematic review'

Systematic reviews are one kind of evidence synthesis — meta-analysis of clinical trials and aggregation of omics data are others. EvidenceFlow treats them as the same underlying workflow: literature in, structured data extracted, analysis pooled, claim published, with the same traceability throughout.

See the meta-analysis engine in detail

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is evidence synthesis software?+

Software that connects the stages of turning published literature into a defensible scientific conclusion — screening, data extraction, statistical pooling, and reporting — rather than handling only one stage in isolation.

Does EvidenceFlow support omics research, not just clinical reviews?+

Yes — GWAS variant aggregation and weighted gene-level RNA-seq synthesis are built in alongside clinical systematic review and meta-analysis workflows.

What does 'every step traceable' actually mean?+

Every screening decision records who made it and when; every extracted value can be traced back to the study it came from; every pooled estimate can be traced back to the extraction records that fed it — nothing is a black-box output.

Is this the same as systematic review software?+

Systematic reviews are the most common use case, but the same workflow handles omics meta-analysis and mixed-methods evidence synthesis without switching tools.

Is EvidenceFlow free?+

The core workflow — literature import, screening, extraction, statistical pooling, and reporting — is free, with your data exportable as CSV, JSON, or PDF at any time. AI-assisted screening, extraction, and manuscript drafting are a paid upgrade.

Connect your evidence synthesis workflow

Start a project and see literature, extraction, analysis, and reporting working as one traceable pipeline — free to start, no credit card.