Contact Synthesa
Tell us about your evidence synthesis project, timeline, and required outputs. We will help you decide whether to start with a free abstract screening pilot, a defined work package, or a full evidence synthesis project.
Tell us about your project
Free abstract screening pilot
- Input: search strategy + PICO
- Output: screened abstract list
- Timeline: a few days
Company information
Synthesa, Inc. 19 West 24th Street, New York, 10010, United States
Email: info@synthesa.ai
For project enquiries, you can use the form, book a call, or email us directly.
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Company information
Synthesa, Inc. 19 West 24th Street, New York, 10010, United States
Email: info@synthesa.ai
For project enquiries, you can use the form, book a call, or email us directly.
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What happens after you contact us
Step 1: We review your project context
We look at your evidence question, available materials, timeline, and required outputs.
Step 2: We recommend the right route
Depending on your project, we may suggest a free abstract screening pilot, a defined work package, rapid evidence synthesis, or a full systematic review and meta-analysis.
Step 3: We agree the scope
If there is a fit, we define inputs, deliverables, timeline, and the best way to begin.
You do not need to have everything ready
You can contact Synthesa if:
- You have a large set of abstracts and need screening support
- You want to compare Synthesa against a human screening process
- You have an extracted dataset and need meta-analysis
- You are unsure whether a full systematic review is needed
- You need evidence quickly for a client, internal team, investor, or partner
- You want to understand what published evidence can already tell you
- You need extra evidence synthesis capacity without adding headcount
No software adoption required
Synthesa delivers AI-powered evidence synthesis as a service. Your team does not need to learn a platform, configure an AI workflow, or manage the technical process internally.
You define the question. We deliver expert-reviewed evidence outputs.