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TrialMind vs Covidence vs Elicit: systematic review tools compared, from each company’s public pages, checked 2026-10-21
TrialMindKeiji AIAI agents for HEOR reviewsCovidence (Future Evidence Foundation)Systematic review production platformElicitAI research assistant
Best forHEOR reviews that must become HTA dossiers, with a reason per decisionCochrane-style reviews with dual human screening at a low per-review priceFast AI screening and extraction, starting on a self-serve plan
Review
AI screeningYes: Every abstract scored against criteriaPartly: ML sorting; dual human screening1Yes: AI as second reviewer2
AI data extractionYes: Tables linked to source papersYes: Suggested values linked to source text3Yes: Values linked to supporting quotes2
Reason for every exclusionYes: Recorded reason for every decisionYes: Exclusion reasons captured by reviewers3Yes: Exclusion reasons and per-criterion scores2
PRISMA flow diagramYes: PRISMA-reported outputYes: Generated from review decisions3Yes: PRISMA flow diagrams in reports2
Synthesis and HTA
Indirect comparison or NMAYes: Bucher and other ITCs, documentedNo: Data moves to RevMan Web4Not stated publicly2
HTA dossier formatsYes: NICE, G-BA, CADTH, HAS, PBACNot stated publicly3Not stated publicly2
Access
Deployment and securityCloud or your environment; SOC 2, ISO 27001Browser-based; SSL and backups5Single-tenancy option on Enterprise6
PricingQuote from Keiji AI$339 per review per year5Free Basic; Pro $49 per month6

From each company’s public pages, checked 2026-10-21. A dash means the company does not say.

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