Add documentation for SLR

en/collect/import-using-online-bibliographic-database/slr.md

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+# Conducting automated cross-library search
+
+## Providing a study file for automated search
+
+To provide automated search JabRef needs the set of targeted digital libraries and the used queries.
+To provide these a `study.bib` file, also called study definition, has to be created.
+This file contains different entries with different information.
+This file have to be provided within an otherwise empty fully setup git repository.
+
+Example study definition file
+
+```bibtex
+% Encoding: UTF-8
+
+@Study{v10,
+  author            = {Jab Ref},
+  lastsearchdate    = {2020-11-18},
+  name              = {TestStudyName},
+  researchquestions = {Question1; Question2; Question3},
+}
+
+@SearchQuery{query1,
+  query={Quantum},
+}
+
+@SearchQuery{query2,
+  query={title:"Cloud Computing"},
+}
+
+@Library{library1,
+  name = {Springer},
+  enabled = {true},
+  comment = {},
+}
+
+@Library{library2,
+  name = {IEEEXplore},
+  enabled = {false},
+  comment = {},
+}
+```
+
+## Executing the automated search
+
+To execute the automated search navigate in the toolbar to **Tools\|Start systematic literature review** and click it.
+
+![Start an automated search](../../.gitbook/assets/start-SLR.png)
+
+Then select the `study.bib` file in the file explorer dialogue that is located in the git repository.
+
+![Select the study definition file](../../.gitbook/assets/select-study-definition.png)
+
+After that the automated search is executed and any new studies are commited and pushed to the configured git repository.
+The local repository now contains the retrieved studies sorted by the respective query and digital library that retrieved it.
+
+![Repository structure](../../.gitbook/assets/repository-structure.png)
+
+The `result.bib` located in the query folder contains the merged results from all fetcher for the respective query.
+The `studyResult.bib` contains the merged results for all queries.