Use cases
One workspace, four kinds of question.
Whether you are finishing a review, mapping a field for the first time, or briefing a faculty on who collaborates with whom, the work starts from the same corpus and the same maps.
- Use case 01Literature reviewsSystematic and scoping reviews, from the first search to the annotated bibliography.Read the use case
- Use case 02Bibliometric & scientometric analysisCo-authorship, term co-occurrence, citation, co-citation and bibliographic coupling, clustered and weighted.Read the use case
- Use case 03Research landscape mappingSee where a field came from, where it is now, and where it is heading.Read the use case
- Use case 04Research intelligenceWho matters, who works with whom, and which venues carry the conversation.Read the use case
Who it is for
- PhD students and early-career researchersMapping a new field for a thesis or a first review.
- Academics and research groupsRunning systematic and scoping reviews.
- Librarians and research-support staffHelping others navigate the literature.
- Research managers and analystsSeeing collaboration networks, influential work and emerging topics at a glance.
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