Import & deduplicate
Pull references from PubMed, or upload RIS/BibTeX/CSV. Automatic duplicate detection clears redundant records before anyone starts screening.
SYSTEMATIC REVIEW SOFTWARE
Import your search results, screen with AI-assisted relevance scoring, extract structured data, and generate a PRISMA 2020 flow diagram automatically — all in one systematic review tool, with every decision still under your team's control.

3
Review Stages
Unlimited
Reviewers per study
2020
PRISMA
Pull references from PubMed, or upload RIS/BibTeX/CSV. Automatic duplicate detection clears redundant records before anyone starts screening.
Relevance scoring against your research question speeds up title/abstract and full-text screening — the AI suggests, your reviewers decide.
Independent screening with configurable required-reviewer counts and automatic disagreement detection, so no single reviewer's bias decides an outcome alone.
Clinical and omics extraction forms with AI auto-fill you review and edit — never a black box, always editable before it feeds analysis.
Pool extracted effect sizes directly — fixed/random effects, Mantel-Haenszel, Peto, forest and funnel plots — without exporting to a separate stats package.
Flow diagram counts update themselves as studies move through screening — no manual bookkeeping, no reconciling numbers at submission time.
Most systematic review software stops at title/abstract screening and hands you off to Excel and RevMan. EvidenceFlow carries the same dataset from import through to a pooled meta-analysis and a PRISMA diagram, so nothing gets re-entered or re-checked by hand between tools.
See the full evidence synthesis workflow →FAQ
Yes. Create an account and start a systematic review project with no subscription or seat limits.
Yes — invite reviewers by email (they don't need an existing account), configure blind independent screening and how many reviewers are required per stage, and resolve disagreements by third reviewer, review manager, or consensus.
Screening is AI-assisted, not automated end-to-end — a human always makes the final include/exclude call. What is automated is everything around that decision: deduplication, PRISMA counts, data extraction auto-fill, and pooled statistical analysis.
PubMed search results, RIS, BibTeX, and CSV, plus direct PDF upload for full-text screening.
It covers what both of those do separately — Rayyan-style screening and RevMan-style meta-analysis — in one connected workflow, so your extracted data doesn't need to be re-entered into a second tool.
Import your first batch of references and see AI-assisted screening, structured extraction, and PRISMA tracking working together — free, no credit card.