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Turn a document set into evidence you can compare.

Extract answers across publications, abstracts, and diligence materials, with the supporting passages attached to each finding.

Source passages become structured evidence

Illustrative example
Primary publication

MATINEE

NEJM · 2025
Treatment period52–104 weeks
Open publication
Extract
Keep the source
Same fields, every document
PublicationTreatment periodRate ratio¹
BOREAS0.70
NOTUS0.66
MATINEE0.79
Select a treatment period to trace its source.

¹ Exacerbations versus each trial’s own placebo group. Not a head-to-head comparison.

Compare study design alongside the reported results.

Choose the population, endpoint, comparator, and follow-up fields your review needs.

Inspect supporting quotes and evidence ratings to distinguish reported findings from interpretations and missing information.

Your document set
Congress abstracts
Trial publications
Diligence materials
Apply your extraction questions to every document
  1. 01
    Who was studied?

    Population, prior treatment, inclusion criteria

  2. 02
    What was measured?

    Endpoint definition, follow-up, comparator

  3. 03
    What does the source establish?

    Reported result, supporting passage, missing detail

Inspect the study differences behind each cell.

Document GridThree primary trial publications
BOREASNEJM · 2023NOTUSNEJM · 2024MATINEENEJM · 2025

Scroll across to compare all columns →

PublicationTreatment periodExacerbation rate ratio vs placeboQuality of life
BOREAS ↗Dupilumab52 weeks0.7095% CI 0.58–0.86Significant improvement
NOTUS ↗Dupilumab52 weeks0.6695% CI 0.54–0.82No significant difference
MATINEE ↗Mepolizumab52–104 weeks0.7995% CI 0.66–0.94No significant difference Source passage →

Preserve the study differences. Each rate ratio compares treatment with its own placebo group. These are separate trials, not a head-to-head comparison.

Carry the extracted evidence into your next assessment.

Bring the documents behind your next evidence review.