Enterprise add-on

Find the evidence for your next education grant

ChatCME Grant Evidence Agent helps CME grant teams search across reports, learner questions, and analytics signals to uncover cited unmet needs, knowledge gaps, and follow-on education opportunities.

Questions teams can ask

Which completed reports show the strongest evidence for follow-on grants?
What unmet needs are recurring across our diabetes activities, and which sources support them?
Compare physician and Nurse/Advanced Practice Nurse questions in cardiometabolic programs.
Which learner questions fell outside the activity objectives and suggest new grant aims?

The problem is not missing data. It is too much data.

A single activity report is useful. A portfolio of dozens or hundreds of activities is harder: grant teams cannot remember every theme, report, objective, learner question, and audience segment when planning the next proposal.

Grant Evidence Agent is designed for that moment. It lets grant writers ask a portfolio-level question and review the cited reports, learner chats, and analytics behind the answer instead of manually reopening report after report.

Built for enterprise CME workflows

Grant evidence

Find cited knowledge gaps, learner questions, and unmet needs that can support future independent education planning.

Supporter debriefs

Prepare de-identified, provider-reviewed themes for supporter conversations without exposing learner-level data.

Portfolio planning

Compare disease areas, learning objectives, audience segments, and repeated needs that single-program reports can miss.

Renewal narratives

Turn many completed reports into a concise story about engagement, evidence use, and future opportunity.

Evidence sources the agent can use

Grant Evidence Agent sits on top of the reporting, analytics, and de-identified learner-interaction records your team already builds inside ChatCME.

Provider Outcomes Reports
Commercial Supporter Insight Briefs
De-identified learner chats with source cards
Learning objectives and activity metadata
Portfolio usage and evidence-use analytics
Audience segments such as profession and specialty

Foundation

Cited answers, not black-box summaries

Grant Evidence Agent returns portfolio synthesis with inline source labels and evidence cards, so grant writers can inspect the underlying report, chat, or analytics source before using the language externally.

Reports and learner chats remain traceable.
Audience filters can segment learner evidence.
External use remains provider-reviewed.

Designed for governed insight, not unsupported claims

The strongest use case is not generic AI chat. It is governed, source-aware synthesis for teams that need to explain what their education portfolio is showing without losing independence, privacy, or review control.

De-identified learner evidence

Answers use de-identified learner interactions and do not expose learner identifiers by default.

Citations before claims

Inline source labels and evidence cards point users back to the reports, chats, and analytics behind each answer.

Supporter access stays governed

Commercial supporters receive provider-approved summaries only. They do not get editorial access or control.

No unsupported outcomes claims

The agent distinguishes outcomes analytics and knowledge-gap signals from separately measured learning outcomes.

From question to usable portfolio evidence

  1. 1

    Ask across the portfolio

    Start with a therapeutic area, objective, audience segment, supporter need, or future grant question.

  2. 2

    Review the evidence

    The response points back to the reports, learner chats, activities, and analytics signals behind the synthesis.

  3. 3

    Use it with review

    Turn the answer into a grant evidence brief, supporter discussion, renewal narrative, or planning memo your team can review.

Talk with us about Grant Evidence Agent

We will walk your team through how Grant Evidence Agent can support source-backed grant evidence, supporter debriefs, renewal narratives, audience-segment questions, and follow-on education planning across many activities.

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