What is Puraite?
Puraite is an AI-powered platform for systematic literature reviews that combines scientific rigor with explainable AI (XAI) to deliver transparent, reproducible and regulatory-compliant results.
What is a systematic literature review?
A systematic literature review (SLR) is a structured research methodology for identifying, appraising and synthesizing all relevant evidence on a specific research question. It follows predefined protocols to minimize bias and ensure comprehensiveness.
Who is Puraite for?
Puraite serves pharmaceutical companies, contract research organizations (CROs), health technology assessment (HTA) bodies, academic researchers and anyone conducting evidence synthesis in regulated environments.
What makes Puraite different?
Puraite's AI is built to support dual screening, not to replace it. Every AI decision shows its reasoning and can be overridden by a reviewer. The platform is PRISMA compliant and covers the review from protocol to report in one auditable workspace.
Is Puraite scientifically validated?
We evaluate Puraite's AI screening against the decisions of published Cochrane reviews. Joint evaluations with academic research groups are under way; we will link the publications when they appear.
How does human-AI collaboration work?
AI augments human reviewers by automating screening, extraction and synthesis tasks. Every AI decision is reviewable and overridable. Human experts maintain full control with approve, override, comment and second review capabilities.
What review types are supported?
Systematic reviews, scoping reviews, rapid reviews, living reviews, umbrella reviews, targeted reviews and meta-analyses. The platform adapts its workflow to each review type's specific methodology requirements.
How secure is your data?
Puraite is fully GDPR compliant with EU-based servers. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We implement strict access controls and regular security audits. We are currently pursuing ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certifications to meet the highest enterprise security standards.
What export formats are available?
Word (DOCX), CSV, PDF, RIS, XML, JSON and PRISMA-compliant reports. Export formats are compatible with major reference managers and regulatory submission requirements.
How long does it take to complete a review with Puraite?
Depending on the scope and complexity, Puraite can reduce a typical 6-24 month systematic review to days or weeks. The exact timeline depends on the number of records, review type and level of human oversight required.
What databases does Puraite search?
As of now, Puraite integrates with PubMed and OpenAlex. Embase, Medline and other major bibliographic databases are coming soon. Depending on the field, we also plan to support specialized niche databases for targeted evidence synthesis.
Can multiple reviewers collaborate on the same project?
Yes. Puraite supports multi-reviewer projects with PM/reviewer roles, task assignment, conflict resolution, audit trails and real-time collaboration features. Advanced workspace analytics and richer consensus tooling are on the roadmap.
How does Puraite handle full-text PDF retrieval?
Puraite can automatically retrieve full-text PDFs from linked institutional subscriptions and open-access repositories. For paywalled content, the platform integrates with your institution's library access.
Is training required to use Puraite?
Puraite is designed to be intuitive for researchers familiar with systematic review methodology. We provide onboarding sessions, video tutorials and dedicated customer success support for all enterprise accounts.
Can Puraite handle non-English language publications?
The vast majority of biomedical evidence is published in English, which Puraite handles natively. Multi-language screening and extraction capabilities for major European and Asian languages are on our development roadmap and will be available in a future release.