Core integrity dashboard
- Full Summary Dashboard
- ACII Score
- Missing References / Missing Citations
- Uncited References
Built for theses, dissertations, manuscripts and journal workflows
Fix, verify and elevate your citations before submission.
CiteIntegrity helps researchers detect missing references, verify sources online, recover possible source links, review claim support and generate a professional citation integrity report with the ACII score.
✓ Citation integrity workflow
✓ APA, Harvard and numeric styles
✓ Review-only suggestions
✓ Exportable reports
CiteIntegrity Trust Statement
Your work remains yours. CiteIntegrity analyses your document privately and does not use uploaded documents for AI training, plagiarism databases, public indexing, or permanent storage. Your document is processed securely and used only for citation integrity analysis.
Designed for academic quality assurance across:
Graduate students
Supervisors
Journal editors
Research offices
Universities
Watch demo
See CiteIntegrity in action.
Watch the workflow from manuscript upload to citation integrity results, including verification, ACII scoring, recovery guidance and report-ready outputs.
CiteIntegrity product demonstration
This video shows how users can upload a manuscript, run analysis, review citation-reference issues and interpret the results dashboard.
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Full Review Features
Explore the complete citation integrity workflow.
This presentation version shows the full review toolkit for checking, verifying, recovering, explaining and exporting citation integrity evidence, without displaying payment or pricing details.
Citation linkage checks
- Citations to References
- References to Citations
- Online Verification
- Recovery Suggestions
Evidence and source review
- Claim Support
- Citation Needed Detection
- Advanced Enrichment
- Manual Verification Support
Report-ready outputs
- Citation Integrity Certificate
- Export Report
- Verified References Export
- Review Evidence Summary
How it works
From upload to citation integrity report in minutes.
1
Upload
Start from the analysis page, choose a citation style, then upload a DOCX manuscript or text-based PDF.
2
Analyse
CiteIntegrity extracts in-text citations, references, authors, years and matches them across the manuscript.
3
Verify and recover
References are verified online, unresolved items are flagged, and missing sources receive recovery guidance.
4
Review and export
Review the ACII score, claim support, suggestions and downloadable reports for submission readiness.
Live product walkthrough
See the real CiteIntegrity process, step by step.
Real interface screenshots
DOCX and text-based PDF workflow
ACII scoring and verification
Recovery and claim-support review
Report and export readiness
Step 1
Start from the homepage
Click Start checking to move directly into the analysis workflow.
Step 2
Open the analysis page and upload a manuscript
The analysis page supports a straightforward intake flow. Users upload a DOCX manuscript or a text-based PDF, then select the matching citation style for the document.
- Upload area for DOCX and text-based PDF
- Author-year and numeric citation styles
- Optional suggestions and online verification workflow
Step 3
Run analysis and verification
After submission, CiteIntegrity processes the manuscript, matches citations to references, and begins online reference verification where enabled.
- Progress status communicates what the engine is doing
- Verification can continue while partial results begin loading
Step 4
Read the summary cards and ACII score
Once verification finishes, users can immediately see the ACII score, summary counts, match rate, and component-level interpretation of citation integrity performance.
- ACII score with overall interpretation
- Counts for citations, references, missing items and claim rows
- Component diagnostics such as recency, diversity and verification integrity
Step 5
Review citation-reference issues in detail
The dashboard breaks the manuscript into actionable review sections so users can identify exactly what is missing, what is uncited, and how each citation maps to the reference list.
- Missing citations that need matching references
- Uncited references that may need removal or citation
- Two-way mappings from citations to references and references to citations
Step 6
Verify references online and support manual decisions
The verification section classifies sources as verified, likely, needs review or not found. This gives the reviewer a structured evidence trail for source credibility.
- DOI links and matched titles where available
- Status-level filtering for fast review
- Manual verification support for unresolved references
Step 7
Use recovery guidance for missing or unresolved items
Recovery does more than flag errors. It explains what to do next, such as adding a missing reference, checking spelling and years, or confirming claim-to-source fit before a source is inserted.
- Missing citation recovery guidance
- Needs review and not found follow-up prompts
- Review-only corrective recommendations
Step 8
Check claim support, suggestions and export readiness
Finally, users can inspect claim-to-source support, review non-invasive suggestions, and prepare the outputs needed for supervisor review, editorial screening or internal quality assurance.
- Claim support categories such as strong support and insufficient evidence
- Suggestions for citation and reference corrections
- Export reports, verified references and citation integrity evidence
Ready to check your manuscript?
Move from the demonstration directly into the live analysis page and run a full citation integrity review, including ACII scoring, verification, recovery and exportable outputs.
Built for the citation problems that delay approval and publication.
Fake citations, missing references, weak source support and inconsistent reference lists reduce credibility. CiteIntegrity turns those risks into visible checks and corrective actions.
Start checking
ACII
Citation integrity scoring
4-way
Verified, likely, review, not found
3+
Possible source links where available
Export
Reports for review and evidence
For graduate students
Check citation problems before supervisor review, viva submission or journal manuscript preparation.
For supervisors and examiners
Use a clear report to identify missing citations, unverifiable references and weak claim support.
For universities
Add citation integrity checks to thesis submission, graduate school screening and quality assurance workflows.
For journals and editors
Screen manuscripts for reference credibility before peer review and reduce preventable editorial delays.
What users say
What do users say about CiteIntegrity?
“
CiteIntegrity found references that looked real but could not be verified. The report helped me separate genuine sources from citations that needed manual checking before I submitted my article.
Fake citation detection“
My dissertation had many chapters and a long reference list. CiteIntegrity quickly showed citations missing from the reference list and references that were never cited in the body.
Missing and uncited items“
As a supervisor, I need to know whether the citations and references keep their story straight. The dashboard gives me a fast way to see what the student must correct.
Supervisor review“
The claim support review was very useful. It showed areas where the cited source did not clearly support the statement, so I knew where stronger evidence was needed.
Claim support“
The recovery suggestions saved time. Instead of searching blindly, I received possible source links for problem citations and could decide which ones were correct.
Source recovery“
The ACII score and exportable report made the review easy to explain. I could correct the document, run it again and keep evidence of improvement for my records.
ACII and reportsFAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is CiteIntegrity the same as plagiarism detection?
No. CiteIntegrity focuses on citation integrity. It checks whether in-text citations match references, whether references can be verified, whether possible sources can be recovered, and whether cited sources appear to support the surrounding claim.
Does uploading my document to CiteIntegrity make it AI-generated?
No. Uploading your document to CiteIntegrity does not make it AI-generated. CiteIntegrity analyses the document you already wrote. It does not change your writing style, rewrite your work, or convert your thesis, dissertation, or manuscript into AI-generated content.
Does CiteIntegrity rewrite my thesis or manuscript?
No. CiteIntegrity does not automatically rewrite your thesis, dissertation, manuscript, or research paper. It checks citation and reference issues such as missing citations, uncited references, citation-reference mismatches, author and year inconsistencies, online reference verification, claim-to-source support, and citation integrity using the ACII score.
Are uploaded documents used to train AI models?
No. Uploaded documents are not used to train AI models. Your document remains your intellectual property. CiteIntegrity does not use uploaded theses, dissertations, manuscripts, or research reports to train, fine-tune, or improve AI models.
Does CiteIntegrity submit my document to Turnitin, iThenticate, or plagiarism databases?
No. CiteIntegrity does not submit uploaded documents to Turnitin, iThenticate, plagiarism databases, institutional repositories, public indexes, or search engines. Your document is processed privately for citation and reference analysis only.
Can my upload cause my own work to appear as plagiarised later?
No. CiteIntegrity does not publish, index, share, or deposit your document in any plagiarism repository. Because your document is not submitted to plagiarism databases, institutional repositories, search engines, or public indexes, uploading it to CiteIntegrity should not cause your own work to appear as plagiarised later.
Is my document indexed online?
No. Uploaded documents are not indexed by Google, Bing, institutional repositories, search engines, or public databases. Your document is analysed privately and is not made publicly searchable.
Does CiteIntegrity store my document permanently?
No. CiteIntegrity is designed for temporary document processing. The original uploaded document and extracted text are used only to generate the citation integrity analysis and report. Results summaries and report metadata may be kept temporarily by job ID within the active session or retention period.
What information may CiteIntegrity keep temporarily?
CiteIntegrity may temporarily keep limited processing information such as the job ID, citation counts, reference verification status, ACII score, report metadata, and export status. CiteIntegrity avoids storing full thesis text, full chapters, unpublished findings, student names, supervisor comments, or institution-sensitive content unless such storage is clearly required and authorised.
Does CiteIntegrity send my full thesis to external services?
No. CiteIntegrity should not send your full thesis or manuscript to external services. Where online reference verification is required, only limited citation metadata may be used, such as title, author, year, DOI, journal name, or publisher information. The full document remains private.
Can AI detectors flag my work because I used CiteIntegrity?
No. AI detectors assess the language, style, and statistical features of the writing itself. Simply uploading a document to CiteIntegrity does not make the document AI-generated. Since CiteIntegrity does not rewrite your work, it does not alter your authorship style.
Is CiteIntegrity safe for unpublished work?
Yes. CiteIntegrity is designed for unpublished academic work, including theses, dissertations, journal manuscripts, proposals, project reports, and research papers. CiteIntegrity does not publish, index, sell, share, or reuse uploaded documents.
Does CiteIntegrity replace my supervisor, examiner, or editor?
No. CiteIntegrity is a support tool. It helps you identify citation and reference issues before submission, but final academic judgement remains with you, your supervisor, examiner, editor, or institution.
Can it find sources for missing citations?
Yes, where sufficient context exists. CiteIntegrity can suggest possible sources for missing citations or weak support cases, but the user must confirm that the source is correct before citing it.
Can universities use it before thesis submission?
Yes. The platform is suitable for pre-submission screening, supervisor review, graduate school quality checks, and journal editorial workflows.
Which document types and styles are supported?
The landing page presents the product and sends users to the dedicated analysis page. Supported document types and styles should be shown inside the analysis workflow where document analysis actually happens.
What should I tell my supervisor or institution?
You may say: I used CiteIntegrity only to check citation integrity, reference matching, source verification, and claim-support readiness. CiteIntegrity does not rewrite the thesis, does not submit it to plagiarism databases, does not index it online, and does not use uploaded documents for AI training.
What is the safest way to use CiteIntegrity?
For maximum privacy and responsible use, upload only the document you want analysed and ensure you have the right to submit it for citation integrity checking. After analysis, download your report and keep it for your own academic records.
Ready to make citation integrity a standard before submission?
Start with a manuscript check, review the ACII score and download a professional report for correction, supervision or editorial screening.