Mini Data Extraction in EasySLR
The Mini Data Extraction feature in EasySLR allows teams to extract a focused set of predefined fields during the screening process. It's ideal when only high-level or limited data is required before full-scale data extraction begins.
How to Set Up Mini Data Extraction
Click on Settings.
Open the Mini Data Extraction tab.
Setting Up the form
Click Add Field to define your data points.
Enter a Field Name.
Choose an Input Type:
Text
Multi-select
Yes/No
Mark fields as Required, if necessary.
Choose whether a conflict applies based on the data filled (useful during the QC).
Click Save Changes to save your form.
Repeat to add as many fields as needed for:
Title–Abstract screening
Full-Text screening
Note: You can add up to 30 fields with a maximum of 60 options per field. More information can be accessed by clicking on the ‘i’ button.

Other available options: Copy the entire form from Title-abstract to full-text or vice-versa.


Enabling AI for Mini Data Extraction
Rerun AI by Clicking on Rerun AI at Title Abstract/Full Text Mini Data Extraction AI Suggestions Refresh.
Choose the relevant option and Rerun AI.
Note: AI will not auto extract Mini DE even if it is enabled in Settings. User will have to rerun AI to start the extraction.
You can further review, add, or update the AI-extracted data as needed.
AI-extracted data will be available in separate columns in the Excel file, along with the AI decisions.
How to Manually Add Data During Screening
Go to Screening Stage
Navigate to Articles to Review in either the Title–Abstract or Full-Text screening tab.
Enter Data
For each article, the Mini Data Extraction fields will appear.
Fill out the relevant information before submitting a decision.
Exporting Your Data
Go to the Articles tab.
Click Download > Download All to Excel.
Functional Workflow:
When Decisions Match:
When Decisions Conflict:
Copy values directly from R1 or R2.
Edit copied values or input new values.
Save the data.
The data will be mapped against the final reviewer
QC:
Additionally, articles with mismatched reviewer inputs can be identified using the Mini DE Conflict filter (this can be set up from settings).
Tips
Notes
Only project owners or users with edit access can modify Mini Data Extraction settings.
Data captured here complements, but does not replace, full data extraction.
AI outputs should be reviewed and validated
Please refer to the video for a step by step guide:
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