How to Create Deep Research Reports with Maven Bio📊

My name is Arjun, I'm the co founder of Maven Bio.

Today I'm going to walk you through a quick video of how to use our report builder to create a deep research report on a topic of your choice.

So within the home screen we'll start by clicking on the report builder and we have two options to generate the content of the report.

We can type in a prompt directly in the box here you usually two to three sentences with some detail on what we're looking for.

So maybe standard of care, unmet need and patient journey within a given disease or new and emerging treatment modalities.

In another indication we can also use the blueprint library on the left hand side which gives us access to dozens of different preset templates and prompts that we've already put together on behalf of our clients.

So today I'm actually going to use the Burden of Illness one, which gives us a little bit more information on the effect and sort of unmet need in a given space.

I'm going to apply that and then you can see all the different sections within the report, the ability to edit, delete sections to make them very customized to what you're looking for.

And then on the right hand side it's asking me to edit identify the indication that we want to run the report on.

So in this case I'm going to actually use lupus.

I type that indication in, it's tagged it, and then I go ahead and generate the report.

Awesome.

So now that I have the completed report talking about the burden of illness within lupus, I can go through and review the key parts of it.

So at the top we have a table of contents that walks through all the different sections.

You also have the ability to see the blueprint that was used, including the main prompts and the sections, as well as all the different research steps it took and sources used, and in this case more than 30 different sources, which I think just speaks to the depth of research and quality that this is going through.

And within the report itself you can see inline citations that allow you to click and view not only the source that it's from, but also the detailed excerpts that it used from that source.

So it really gives you great traceability and clickability into those sources.

Finally, you can use the Ask about this report on the top right to use the Maven assistant to query the report so you can ask questions, see what summarizes certain sections, and do other analyses to make your workflow even more streamlined.

Finally, you can share these reports with other team members or download it as a word copy.

Hope this helps and thanks for watching.