INRA SLR Copilot helps review teams organize a workflow for protocol setup, citation import, screening, full-text review, extraction, risk of bias, and export, with AI assistance at each stage. PRISMA is a reporting guideline; using software does not certify a review’s methods or reporting completeness.
INRA Systematic Review Copilot is AI-assisted systematic review software for systematic review workflows, including protocol setup, citation import, screening, full-text review, extraction, risk of bias, and export.
AI helps reviewers triage citations, interpret full texts, pre-fill extraction fields, and suggest risk-of-bias answers while keeping inclusion, exclusion, extraction, and judgment decisions under human control.
SLR Copilot is built for clinical, academic, policy, and evidence synthesis teams that need accountable reviewer decisions, conflict resolution, PRISMA outputs, and exportable review data.
Workflow
Define the review question, eligibility criteria, reviewer settings, and team workspace.
Import citation files, search databases, resolve IDs, deduplicate records, and track sources.
Use dual screening, blinded voting, AI suggestions, exclusion reasons, and conflict queues.
Review PDFs, vote on eligibility, require exclusion reasons, and resolve disagreements.
Use configurable templates, AI extraction assist, dual extraction, and consensus review.
Use the RoB 2 assessment form with reviewer-controlled judgments. Other assessment tools are not currently available in-app.
Export PRISMA flow diagrams, review data, reference files, and IRR outputs.
PRISMA Workflow
INRA is designed around review phases that teams already recognize: protocol setup, citation import, screening, eligibility, extraction, risk-of-bias assessment, and export. AI support is added inside those phases without replacing reviewer judgment.
Product Screens
SLR Copilot keeps reviewers, PDFs, decisions, extraction fields, risk-of-bias assessment, and PRISMA outputs in one review-scoped workspace.
Reviewer queue, citation cards, include/maybe/exclude decisions, and AI suggestions in one screening workspace.
PDF queue, embedded full-text viewer, study metadata, and include/exclude controls for eligibility review.
Study PDF beside structured extraction fields, source-linked values, AI extraction, and completion controls.
RoB 2 domains, signaling questions, AI suggestion support, reviewer overrides, and domain judgments.
PRISMA diagram and export-ready review counts, references, extracted data, and included-study outputs.
Use Cases
SLR Copilot is for teams that need more than a draft. It gives reviewers a workflow for decisions, conflicts, full-text PDFs, extraction, risk of bias, and exportable review evidence. If you are comparing review platforms before choosing a workflow, see our practical guide to Covidence vs Rayyan vs Elicit vs INRA.
FAQ
A systematic review copilot is software that helps teams move through a rigorous review workflow while keeping reviewer decisions under human control. INRA SLR Copilot supports protocol setup, import, screening, full-text review, extraction, risk of bias, and exports for PRISMA reporting.
No. AI assists the workflow, but SLR Copilot is human-in-the-loop. Reviewers make inclusion, exclusion, extraction, and risk-of-bias decisions, while the system helps organize work, surface suggestions, track conflicts, and produce exports.
INRA SLR Copilot is designed for teams that need systematic review workflow support, including screening, full-text review, extraction, risk of bias, conflict resolution, PRISMA outputs, and AI assistance. It can be evaluated as an AI-native alternative to screening-first or spreadsheet-based workflows.
