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• Surf and save: whenever you find a book, article, or webpage online, use the Picker extension for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge to quickly send its information and any available full text to Citavi.
• The Picker identifies ISBNs and DOIs on webpages and sends the reference information to your project.
• The Picker can also send webpages and full-text PDFs to Citavi.
• On news sites the Picker pulls metadata from the page and automatically creates a PDF of the article.
• Web content changes frequently. Citavi lets you save a copy of a webpage as a PDF in your project.

Search freely accessible databases, library catalogs, and research databases your organization has licensed – without leaving Citavi.

• Save search queries you use often and avoid importing duplicates.
• Add references from Google Scholar, PubMed, and every other online research database with an export option.
• Citavi saves a list of your imports. You can always check where, when, and with what search terms you performed a search and view the references you added.

• Citavi offers you an extraordinary knowledge tool unique among referencing programs: a flexible, multi-level category system. With Citavi’s categories you can create as many subcategories and levels of subcategories as you want.
• Add references, quotations, images, statistics, summaries, comments, and insights to your category system , which you can later use in Word [LINK] and Google Docs.
• Use categories to create an outline for a future paper, report, or thesis. Or use them to organize your company’s library by topic or workgroup.

• Tag references, quotations, images, summaries, comments and ideas with keywords
• As an additional organizational tool, use groups to further classify your references or track what you’ve done with them. For example, group references that are primary and secondary sources or use groups to document which sources you’ve read and which you haven’t.
• Groups can also be used for sub-sections of your bibliography

• Create temporary selections using labels and Citavi’s built-in filters (by category, group, year, periodical, publisher, etc.).
• Combine and invert filters.
• Define and save filters for complex search queries and share them with your team.

• Export your Citavi categories to Word as an outline for your writing project or use the categories to stay focused on your team’s topics.
• View your references, quotes, images, comments, and ideas by the categories you defined in Citavi to quickly find and use what you need. Just click to insert the references, quotes, images, comments, and ideas you need for each section.
• Citavi takes care of citation and bibliography formatting. Writing was never this easy!

Read and evaluate texts your way. Citavi fits all reading styles: you can minutely analyze and comment on the text – or quickly highlight the most important sections. Working in a team? Easily share your insights with your colleagues.

• Read PDFs and highlight important sections. You can later revisit the text and transform highlights for additional work in Citavi.
• Write up detailed evaluations for your references or quickly rate them with stars.

• Save information and ideas while you read: copy quotations, summaries, thoughts, comments and image quotations.
• If you’re using Citavi for a paper or a report, assign them to the chapters, sections and subsections in your outline.
• All items automatically include their source information. Citavi protects you from unintentional plagiarism.
• Citavi’s hierarchical category system is perfect for organizing your quotations, images, summaries, comments, thoughts, and ideas into sections for later use in a document.

• Export all knowledge items as a compilation – with their categories and including a bibliography. This gives you a good overview of how far along you are in your project.
• Compilations can also be used as a handout in team meetings or for discussions.