Rapid literature review
Targeted literature reviews in hours, not weeks.
Knowledgeable runs structured search strategies across PubMed, Embase, congress abstracts and HTA decisions, deduplicates and screens against reviewer-grade criteria, and gives you a defensible evidence map you can hand to HEOR or Medical the same afternoon.
Watch it run on your work.
Where this fits in your workflow.
Knowledgeable runs structured search strategies across PubMed, Embase, congress abstracts and HTA decisions, deduplicates and screens against reviewer-grade criteria, and gives you a defensible evidence map you can hand to HEOR or Medical the same afternoon.
Most teams running Lit review today juggle a stack of search tools, PDF readers and consultancy slides, then spend the back half of the project reconciling claims to sources. Knowledgeable collapses that into one defensible workflow: targeted literature reviews in hours, not weeks.
The work runs against your literature, trial registries, HTA precedent, label and SmPC, with every sentence pinpoint-cited so your senior reviewer opens a document that's already at QC.
- 1Scope & competing treatment locked
- 2Evidence pulled & graded
- 3Draft built with citations
- 4QC pass against framework
The work that finally lands the way you scoped it.
Structured search, not Google
PICO-driven strategies across PubMed, Embase, congress abstracts and HTA decisions. No vague searching.
Reviewer-grade screening
Inclusion and exclusion against pre-registered criteria, with reasons captured per record.
Evidence map, not a PDF dump
Findings synthesised by outcome, competing treatment and population. Ready to drop into HEOR, Medical or Access deliverables.
Compounding library
Every review feeds your knowledge graph. The next one starts from your evidence, not from zero.
Make the literature review the start of the work, not the work.
Run a review todayMore for evidence & medical teams.
Methodologically defensible.
Pre-registered protocols, full audit trail, reproducible searches. Survives peer review and HTA scrutiny.