AutoLit is Nested Knowledge's platform for performing a review. On AutoLit, you can Search for records, Screen out records that are not relevant to your research, Extract relevant qualitative data using tags, and use Meta-analytical Extraction to extract quantitative data, as well as write your Manuscript. For more information and a brief overview of the AutoLit tool, explore the pages below!

If you complete a review on AutoLit, you will automatically generate the interactive, data-driven visuals presented in Synthesis.

• See our Get Started page to find a walk-through of the tasks to start a 'nest' (an interactive, updatable review in AutoLit).
• Want to try out the software in an already-existing project? See our Demos, which you can edit and practice in!

By creating a review in AutoLit, you automatically create interactive, visual outputs on Synthesis. To see the connections between the AutoLit tasks and Synthesis outputs, see the figure below:

Any nest that you create, as well as any nest that is shared with you or your organization, will be listed on your AutoLit Home page.

• Search: Build a structured search using Search Exploration, run automatic and updatable searches on PubMed, and import records from other search indices or external sources.
• Screen: Configure your study's Exclusion Reasons, and then include relevant studies and exclude irrelevant studies, using either single or Dual Screening.
• Tag: Build Hierarchies of concepts of interest from underlying studies, or save work by importing your Organization's Template Hierarchies! Your tagging will automatically create a Qualitative Synthesis diagram of your work.
• Extract: Gather quantitative data from underlying studies (and, as necessary, perform Risk of Bias assessments) that automatically populates your Quantitative Synthesis.
• Write: Draft your public Abstract using our Abstract Editor, full write-ups using our Manuscript Editor.

Systematic reviews are complicated! Here are some further resources to help with your study design and nest building:

• Synthesis: The process outlined above creates interactive data-visualizations in our Synthesis software.
• Organizations give you capabilities like inviting all collaborators at once, overseeing projects, and providing and using Organizational Templates.
• Study Inspector is your one-stop page in a nest to view, filter, and edit any study's content.
• Best Practices for Review: If you need guidance on how to design, perform, or draft a systematic review, see our guidance documents!
• Support: Please contact us if you need help with a technical issue, or have a suggestion for an improvement to our workflow our outputs!
• Free Video Course on Systematic Review: If you want to learn about Systematic Review from our course on How to Review the Medical Literature, sign up today!