CADIMA

6.9easy start · #11 of 30
in Systematic Review Software

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CADIMA is ranked #11 of 30 in systematic review software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Web. There is a free plan.

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Free Free No topic restrictions · no stated limit on reviewers cadima.info · 29 Sept 2026

Compared on systematic review software

Free plan: Yes
Screening workflow: Yes
Full-text management: Yes
Systematic review tools: Yes
Collaboration: Yes
Evidence mapping: Yes

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Purpose: CADIMA is a free web tool for conducting and documenting systematic reviews, systematic maps, and other literature reviews.
Discipline coverage: Review questions from any research discipline can be addressed.
Teamwork: Review team members can cooperate worldwide, with no stated restriction on the number of reviewers at different review stages.
Screening: The tool supports automated allocation of records during screening, considering potential independent and parallel assessment.
Record management: CADIMA supports automated duplicate removal and bulk PDF upload.
Documentation: CADIMA provides detailed documentation of the review process.
Evidence database: The evidence synthesis database provides guidance and hosts synthesis data, with plans described for archiving review and evidence map data and modules.
Privacy: The privacy policy says access data are used solely for statistical purposes and are not passed to third parties.
User support: A team of scientists and software programmers handles emerging questions, and further development is informed by user feedback.
Workshops: The site invites users to register interest in online workshops demonstrating CADIMA’s functionality.
New projects: The evidence synthesis page advises creating new syntheses only when the review question will be addressed by a systematic review or evidence map in the near future.
Publisher: The CADIMA website is published by the Julius Kühn-Institut, Federal Research Centre for Cultivated Plants, in Quedlinburg, Germany.
Version: The site footer identifies CADIMA version 2.2.4.2, dated April 2023.
Headquarters: Quedlinburg, Germany
Price from: Free

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Best Systematic Review Software in 2026#11 of 30
Best Literature Review Software in 2026#9 of 28

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