Smart Tables: Import Lists and Enrich Them with AI Columns 🚀

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 the smart tables capability within mavenbio in conjunction with an imported list of drugs or trials.

So on the home screen, when we navigate to Smart tables, you'll notice we have three options.

You can create a table via search, which is basically searching the drugs, trials, etc.

Companies within the Maven database.

But you can also import a table, Excel or CSV that has a list already.

So typically what we see most commonly are a list of companies, trials or drugs.

And then you can use the AI columns to enrich them further with additional analysis.

So today I'm going to go ahead and open this up and select the file.

Once I've added my file in, it asked me to clarify a few things.

So first, did the file I upload include a list of drugs, companies or trials?

So this was a list of drugs and it can see two columns in my spreadsheet.

The primary one that it's based off is the drug name.

So I'll keep that as is and then I will import the table.

So with the imported sheet, you can see that it has the four drugs that I've had in that sheet as well as the companies.

And you can see the row mappings up here.

This is a good thing to check.

So in this case, all four of the drugs were matched to what we already have in our system.

But if there was something that was unmatched, you could try to manually match it or just keep it aside.

So if we go back to the table and we want to add additional things to it, we can use AI column.

So let's say I wanted to understand the modalities for each of these drugs.

We could say describe the modality, choose between small molecule biologic cell therapy or gene therapy.

It'll then ask us some clarifying questions and then go ahead and convert the prompt into a sample table preview.

So it's going to give us the modality and then it's added in an optional one for rationale.

I don't really need that, so I'm going to delete it and then I'm going to go ahead and run the AI columns.

What it's then doing is researching across all documents and web sources as well as our knowledge base to find the answers to those questions and come back.

Awesome.

So in a few quick minutes we've gotten the answers to each of these.

You can see how it's characterized them, you can see the confidence scores, and you're able to click into any of them to view additional information.

You can always export this to an Excel and also share it with other colleagues on your team using the share link.

Hope this was helpful and thanks for watching.