A consistent structure
Use the same extraction fields across papers so differences are easier to see and review.
EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS
From dense papers.
To structured evidence.
Support systematic literature reviews with structured data extraction, document comparison and source-linked answers.
YOUR EXTRACTION FRAMEWORKExtract the populations, treatment arms, endpoints and assessment timepoints from these studies.
01
PopulationStudy & subgroup characteristics
02
InterventionTreatment arms & dosage
03
OutcomesEndpoints & reported results
04
TimepointsFollow-up & assessment periods
An example research workflow
BUILT FOR
Evidence synthesis teams · Researchers · Consultancies & CROs
THE CHALLENGE, RECONSIDERED
The hardest part shouldn’t be moving data between documents.
Systematic reviews demand careful, consistent extraction across a growing body of literature. giles® helps you define the fields you need, pull them from your selected documents and build a dataset you can review against the original sources.
- 01
Set the scope of your review
Upload your papers or add studies from connected research sources. Select the documents that belong in your extraction.
- 02
Define your extraction fields
Build headings for the variables your review needs, such as population, treatment arm, outcome and timepoint.
- 03
Validate, then export
Check the extracted information against its references. Export a CSV or copy the table into the next stage of your analysis.
MORE SPACE FOR WHAT MATTERS
Keep the context.
Move the work forward.
Your research judgement stays at the centre. giles® helps with the work around it.
Sources within reach
Move from an extracted insight to its supporting document as you validate your findings.
A useful next step
Carry structured data into your analysis, evidence tables or review documents with CSV export.
THE NEXT CHAPTER STARTS HERE
Great research starts
with a better question.
Let’s see what you and giles® can discover.