New releases 2026.4 and 2026.5, August 2026

• Enhanced integration with the evidence ecosystem: GRADEpro and RevMan Web
• Export reference lists as RIS files
• Link custom PDFs to published guidelines
• Improved linking of PICOs to recommendations
• Improved import of PICOs and recommendations
• Filters for unresolved track changes and comments
• Update status labels without republishing
• Improved labelling of published guideline versions
• Invite History section for tracking pending user invitations
• Bulk edit user permissions
• Direct guideline links from organizational groups
• Direct guideline links in poll emails
• Show or hide Decision Aids across a guideline
• Smaller items and bug fixes

Enhanced integration with the evidence ecosystem: GRADEpro and RevMan Web

We've enhanced MAGICapp's integration with evidence synthesis tools to support smoother evidence-to-guideline workflows.

• GRADEpro: The GRADEpro integration has been refreshed to provide a more robust and reliable import experience. See more here.
• RevMan Web: MAGICapp now integrates directly with RevMan Web, allowing dynamic Summary of Findings tables from RevMan Web reviews to be imported as PICOs. See more here.

Export reference lists as RIS files

You can now export reference lists directly to RIS files, making it easier to transfer citations to supported reference management tools and workflows. Learn more here.

Link custom PDFs to published guidelines

You can now add a link to a custom PDF instead of using the automatically generated MAGICapp PDF. Custom PDF links can be added when publishing and updated after publication. Read more here.

Improved linking of PICOs to recommendations

The workflow for associating PICO questions and evidence profiles with recommendations has been updated to make it clearer which PICOs are available and which have already been selected. This helps authors link the appropriate evidence to each recommendation more easily. Read more here.

Filters for unresolved track changes and comments

New content filters make it easier to identify sections and recommendations that still require attention during review. Authors can quickly display content with unresolved tracked changes or unresolved comments and work through outstanding items more efficiently. Read more here.

Update status labels without republishing

You can now change the status label of a published guideline without creating a new guideline version, making it easier to keep readers informed when the guideline's status changes. Read more here.

Improved labelling of published guideline versions

We've updated the labels used for published guideline versions to make version status clearer when viewing publication history:

• The version designated as the current version is displayed with a blue label
• Versions older than the current version are displayed with a red 'Outdated' label
• Versions newer than the current version are displayed with an orange 'Preliminary' label.

This makes it easier to quickly identify the status of published versions and understand their relationship to the current version at a glance. Read more here.