Citation Enforcement

To check a document for unsupported claims, you can scan it to identify numerical, comparative, externally sourced, and high-stakes statements that lack citations or explicit assumptions, generating a structured citation review report.

Verifying factual accuracy in an investment memo involves scanning the artifact to flag unsupported claims, label confidence levels, and produce an actionable fix list without fabricating evidence.

The best way to flag weakly supported statements in a research output is to review the artifact for four specific claim types, ensure adequate support exists, and generate a structured citation report highlighting gaps.

Yes, you can enforce citation checks on deal artifacts and deck summaries by scanning them to surface unsupported claims and output a structured review report with recommended fixes for the authors.

The limitation of automated citation enforcement is that while it proposes concrete fixes and labels confidence, it avoids fabricating evidence, meaning authors must still manually provide the actual citations or explicit assumptions.