Congress intelligence

Introducing the Congress Tracker

Congress Intelligence with Convoke

Today we're sharing how teams use Convoke at medical congresses, from creating a tailored agenda to synthesizing the information they captured on the floor.

Large meetings like ASCO publish thousands of abstracts, of which only a handful are critical for competitive intelligence or landscape assessments. Teams read the program line by line, photograph posters, write up notes and then reconcile it all against trial registries.

One workspace

Convoke's Congress Tracker brings this into one workspace. You can:

  1. Filter and save views of the presentations that matter to your programs
  2. Plan your schedule and export sessions to your calendar
  3. Upload poster photos and session recordings from your phone and attach them to the right presentation
  4. Ask the agent questions across congresses, with answers cited to abstracts and your own captures
  5. Add analysis columns that research every presentation in parallel, with evidence behind each value
01 Plan

Build your view of a congress

Filters, saved views, and calendars

Find presentations relevant to your team's priorities and save them as a view. Explore the sessions on a calendar and add the ones you want to attend to your own.

02 Capture

From the congress floor to cited answers

Document Vault + Unified Agent

Bring poster photos and session recordings into your research. Ask questions and generate reports across your captures, congress abstracts, and broader scientific context, with citations to the sources.

03 Analyze

Go beyond the abstract with custom analysis

Custom analysis columns

Define your own questions, criteria, and context. Convoke researches each presentation and organizes the findings into analysis columns, with explanations and sources behind every result.

Conference abstracts are one of the earliest public signals of where a field is moving, but they're scattered and short-lived. We built these tools so medical affairs, CI and BD teams can spend congress week reading what matters instead of assembling it.

The Convoke team