We’ve introduced a new Summary section within the PDF viewer at both the Full Text (FT) and Data Extraction (DE) stages. This enhancement is designed to help reviewers quickly understand and navigate key parts of an article without reading the entire document end to end.

What’s New

1. Summary Panel in PDF Viewer
A dedicated Summary panel is now available in the PDF sidebar, providing a high-level structure of the document.

2. Article Outline

• Displays the main sections of the paper (e.g., Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion).

• Helps reviewers jump directly to relevant sections of the PDF.

• Improves navigation during full-text review and data extraction.

3. Tables Section

• Automatically lists all tables present in the PDF.

• Allows quick access to data-heavy sections often needed during extraction.

• Reduces time spent scrolling through long documents.

4. Figures Section

• Displays a list of figures included in the article.

• Enables fast reference to visual results, flow diagrams, and study designs.

Where It’s Available

• Full Text Screening (FT): Helps reviewers quickly assess study relevance and key results.

• Data Extraction (DE): Supports faster and more accurate extraction by surfacing tables, figures, and structured content upfront.

Why This Matters

• Saves time during full-text review and extraction

• Improves readability and navigation of complex PDFs

• Reduces manual searching for tables and figures

• Supports more efficient and accurate review workflows

This update makes working with full-text PDFs more structured, focused, and reviewer-friendly—especially for large or complex studies.