Evidara · Congress Intelligence

Know what your competitors
presented. Before you walk in.

Congress Intelligence surfaces drug and indication presentations across 25+ major medical conferences — ASCO, ASH, ESMO, ACC, ESC, ACR, and more — grouped by conference, returned in 60 seconds, sourced to PMID on every abstract.

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40+ conf.

ASCO, ASH, ACC, ESC, ESMO, ACR, EULAR, ATS, EHA and more

60s

From drug + indication query to conference-grouped abstract brief

PubMed+OA

PubMed Meeting Abstract filter + OpenAlex proceedings for full coverage

100%

Of abstracts returned with PMID, conference name, year, and presenting context

The conference intelligence problem

Three conference surveillance gaps
that leave MSLs under-prepared.

Medical conferences are where competitive data breaks first — before full publications. Tracking what competitors and KOLs are presenting is critical, and currently manual.

01 — Pre-Conference Preparation

Scanning abstract books takes 2–3 days before every major meeting

Before a major conference like ASCO or ASH, medical affairs and competitive intelligence teams manually scan abstract supplements — thousands of pages of meeting abstracts across multiple oral sessions, posters, and late-breaking data presentations — a process that takes days and often misses key data.

~2–3 days per major conference

02 — Competitor Monitoring

Tracking competitor presentations requires manual supplement review

Conference abstract supplements are published in journal supplements — e.g., the ASCO annual meeting publishes in the Journal of Clinical Oncology supplement. Identifying competitor presentations means searching within journal supplements, a format most literature search tools handle poorly or not at all.

Missed competitive data pre-launch

03 — Post-Conference Synthesis

Synthesizing data from 5+ conferences per year into a usable brief

Commercial and medical teams need a consolidated view of what was presented across ASCO, ESMO, ASH, and ACC in a given year — not separate abstract searches for each. Building a cross-conference synthesis is a multi-day task that typically doesn't get done at all.

No systematic post-conference debrief

How Evidara solves it

Conference-grouped abstract intelligence
in one query.

Conference Abstract Intelligence

Every mapped conference, one query

Congress Intelligence queries PubMed using the "Meeting Abstract" publication type filter and OpenAlex proceedings-article type — then infers the conference from the journal name of each abstract supplement (e.g., "J Clin Oncol" supplement → ASCO). Results are grouped by conference and returned sorted by recency.

PubMed Meeting Abstract filter + OpenAlex proceedings coverage

Conference inferred from journal supplement — 26 conferences mapped

Results grouped by conference name, year, and specialty

PMID citation on every abstract returned

Competitive Signal Detection

Competitor presentations flagged automatically

Query multiple products in a single run to see the comparative conference presence of your asset vs. competitors. Conference Intelligence identifies which products had major oral presentations, posters, and late-breaking data at each meeting — giving competitive intelligence teams a structured view of conference activity.

Multi-product queries — own + competitor conference presence

Oral vs. poster vs. late-breaking classified by presentation context

Author affiliation surfaced — KOL presenting authors identified

Year-over-year trend in conference activity

MSL Meeting Preparation

Brief your MSL team before scientific exchange

Before a KOL meeting, Congress Intelligence tells you what that KOL presented at recent conferences — which abstracts carry their name, which data they've stood behind publicly. Combined with Chain MSL (scientific exchange brief) and Chain P (payer context), this gives MSLs a complete picture of the KOL's public evidence positions.

KOL presentations surfaced by author search

Conference history for a specific investigator

Integrates with Chain MSL for complete MSL briefing

Evidence gaps — topics KOL has not presented on

Illustrative example

KRAS G12C — ASCO and ESMO conference landscape

Congress Intelligence surfaces conference abstracts for a drug or target across major meetings — grouping them by congress and year, isolating competitive head-to-head content, and identifying presenting authors for KOL and MSL targeting.

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"What has been presented on KRAS G12C inhibitors at major oncology conferences — including competitive data on sotorasib and adagrasib?"

Abstracts grouped by congress and year, split by oral presentation versus poster

Late-breaking trial readouts flagged separately from routine abstracts

Dominant research themes summarised across the retrieved abstract set

Presenting authors ranked by abstract volume, with institution

Evidence gap: no head-to-head trial data presented at any conference — indirect only

Congress Intelligence · Illustrative example — not a live run · PROVISIONAL, requires expert review

Know what your competitorspresented. Before you walk in.

Three conference surveillance gapsthat leave MSLs under-prepared.

Conference-grouped abstract intelligencein one query.