Everything a report holds, field by field.
Every report is one edition about one trial: an executive summary and analysis for people, and the same evidence as structured JSON for your AI agent. This page lists what each part holds and what each person card carries, with a real excerpt you can download.
A sample your agent can read
The excerpt is the free IDeate-Lung01 report as the Erudio MCP serves it, cut to one finding, two of its claims, their sources and speakers. Values are real. The full free report is about 1 MB.
# The excerpt
curl https://www.erudio.com/report-sample.json
# The full free report, no key needed
curl https://mcp.erudio.com/library/erudio-nct05280470/report.json
# Or from any MCP client, free
read_report({ "report_id": "erudio-nct05280470", "sections": ["all"] })Download the sample to see every field below in place. A licensed report has the same shape, for its own trial.
Agents can read a report whole or in parts. The For agents page covers the formats and the MCP server.
About the edition
- schema_version
- The version of the report format.
- product_contract
- The product contract the edition was built and checked against.
- hcp_context_basis
- What the commentary was drawn from: the sources reviewed for this edition.
- title
- The report's title.
- trial_id
- The NCT ID of the trial.
- trial
- The registry record the report is anchored to: title, link, conditions, interventions, phase and primary outcomes.
For people
- executive_summary
- The two-minute read, in Markdown. Every sentence cites the claims behind it as [claim-id].
- analysis
- The detailed analysis, in Markdown, with the same claim citations.
- navigation
- The section headings of the summary and the analysis.
Findings and evidence
- aspects
- The questions the trial's registry record raises, such as the primary endpoint or safety. Each says whether clinicians discussed it, with its claims and limits.
- findings
- The clinician interpretations: a title, the observation, the interpretation, counterviews, limitations, open questions for Medical Affairs and the claims behind it.
- verified_claims
- Every verified statement, in Erudio's words: who said it, whether it is a view, a question or a restated result, its conditions, and the passage it rests on with a link to the original.
- claim_ids
- The ID of every verified claim in the edition.
- evidence_units
- The passages claims rest on: a span of a source, who it is attributed to and a link to that moment where the host supports it. Source text is not included.
- source_context_unit_ids
- The passages that introduce or frame a speaker, kept apart from what the speaker said.
- sources
- Every podcast, video, post and registry record reviewed: title, link, kind, retrieval time and a content hash.
- statement_counts
- How many statements are counted, and which are listed but not counted because they repeat another.
- quotation
- The quotation rule: claims are in Erudio's words, with at most one excerpt of up to 25 words per reference.
People
- people
- One card per person who spoke: name, role, specialty, qualification, claim count, CMS-reported financial relationships and identifiers.
- accounts
- Organizations and publishers that posted commentary, such as a journal or a news outlet, kept apart from people.
- cms_financial_relationships
- The CMS Open Payments publication used, the trial's companies and how each was matched, and the caveat that goes with the data.
- identity_links
- Present when the license does not include identity linkages: what they are and how to add them.
Coverage and limits
- coverage
- How completely each source was read, and any gaps in reading or retrieval.
- commentary_scope
- What the edition covers and what it may miss, stated as known gaps.
- limitations
- The limits of the report, in plain sentences.
- out_of_scope_statements
- Statements a screen judged to be about other settings or topics. They are listed with links so you can check the calls, but not counted or used.
What a person card carries
Each person who spoke has one card. Names and roles come from a verified identity or from the source itself, never from a guess.
- id
- The person's ID in this report.
- name
- The name, from a verified identity or as the source gives it.
- role
- The clinical role, such as physician.
- specialty
- The clinical specialty.
- qualification
- Credentials and setting, such as a practice outside the United States.
- claim_count
- How many verified claims the person made in this edition.
- cms_financial_relationships
- Summaries of CMS Open Payments records by company, for speakers linked by a verified NPI. In every license.
- identifiers
- The person's verified IDs, or a status saying why they are not shown.
- profile
- With Erudio MCP for organizations: the lookup_profile call for the full profile.
{
"claim_count": 5,
"cms_financial_relationships": {
"status": "records",
"...": "summaries by company: see /report-sample.json"
},
"id": "erudio:2709",
"name": "Misty Dawn Shields",
"qualification": "physician; Medical oncology; United States",
"role": "physician",
"specialty": "Medical oncology",
"identifiers": {
"status": "not_included"
}
}This card is from the sample, as every license without the add-on gets it. The identifiers field always says where the person stands:
- included
- Your license includes identity linkages: the IDs are on the card.
- not_included
- Erudio verified this person, but your license does not include identity linkages.
- not_verified
- No verified identity for this person, so there are no IDs to show.
Who has reported payments, from which companies
Included in every license, in the report reader and the JSON.
For each speaker linked to a verified NPI, the card summarizes their CMS Open Payments records by company: general payments with totals, counts, payment types and program years. Research is shown apart, as institutional or study amounts rather than personal compensation, and ownership is shown apart again. The companies tied to the trial, such as its sponsor, are marked.
Reports show summaries only, never individual payments. The data covers US physicians, physician assistants and nurse practitioners, and each program year is published about six months after it ends. A record does not show why a clinician holds a view, and a missing record does not show that no financial relationship exists. Public report pages and previews do not show this data.
Verified IDs, with a 12-month plan
Every report names and describes its speakers. The identity add-on adds their verified IDs, at $15 per identity-verified person, capped at the report's one-edition price.
- NPI
- From the NPPES registry. Connects the person to the expert and insight records your team keeps by NPI.
- X
- Author ID, username and link.
- Bluesky
- Profile link.
- Profile link.
- Web pages
- Personal and institutional profile pages.
- ORCID and OpenAlex
- Verified scholarly identity.
- Research affiliations
- From publication records, with ROR IDs and active years. Unconfirmed: use the NPI record for where someone practices.
{
"claim_count": 5,
"cms_financial_relationships": {
"status": "records",
"...": "summaries by company: see /report-sample.json"
},
"id": "erudio:2709",
"name": "Misty Dawn Shields",
"qualification": "physician; Medical oncology; United States",
"role": "physician",
"specialty": "Medical oncology",
"identifiers": {
"status": "included",
"details": "complete",
"erudio_id": "<Erudio profile ID>",
"npi": "<10-digit NPI>",
"x": {
"author_id": "<X author ID>",
"username": "<X username>",
"url": "https://x.com/<X username>"
},
"links": [
{
"platform": "bluesky",
"url": "https://bsky.app/profile/<did>"
},
{
"platform": "linkedin",
"url": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/<handle>"
},
{
"platform": "institutional_profile",
"url": "https://<institution page>"
}
],
"research_identifiers": [
{
"type": "orcid",
"identifier": "<ORCID iD>",
"url": "https://orcid.org/<ORCID iD>"
},
{
"type": "openalex_author",
"identifier": "<OpenAlex author ID>",
"url": "https://openalex.org/<OpenAlex author ID>"
}
],
"research_affiliations": [
{
"organization_name": "<institution>",
"ror_id": "https://ror.org/<ROR ID>",
"active_years": [
2024,
2025
],
"confirmation": "unconfirmed"
}
],
"source": "NPI from the NPPES registry; X, Bluesky, LinkedIn and web pages verified by Erudio's identity checks; ORCID, OpenAlex and ROR from verified scholarly identity. Research affiliations come from publication records and are unconfirmed."
}
}With the add-on, the same card carries the IDs inline, so the JSON stands on its own. The values here are placeholders. A person has only the IDs Erudio has verified for them, and many have only some.
The add-on is sold with 12-month weekly-update plans and covers people verified later in the term at no extra charge. A license you already hold can move to it by paying the difference. It is for scientific and insight work inside your organization, not for promotional targeting or outreach. See pricing.
What a report does not hold
- Source transcripts or full source text. Claims are in our words, with short excerpts and links to the originals.
- Individual payments from CMS Open Payments.
- Email addresses, phone numbers, scores or rankings of people. A report says what people said, not who to call.
- A verdict on the trial in Erudio's own voice. Findings describe how clinicians read it. The methods page explains how reports are built and checked.