inno-reference-audit

To verify academic citations in a BibTeX file, run a multi-source audit that checks each entry against CrossRef, arXiv, and Semantic Scholar to confirm existence and compare metadata. The process generates a structured report containing a verification score and actionable guidance for any mismatched references.

Multi-source citation verification cross-checks references against DOI-based CrossRef records, arXiv IDs, and title-based Semantic Scholar lookups. It compares metadata with tolerance for minor differences to ensure citations exist and are accurately attributed, returning a verification score and source details for each checked reference.

Yes, you can verify references without DOIs using title-based Semantic Scholar lookups and arXiv IDs. The system corroborates metadata across these sources to confirm the citation exists, providing a verification score and actionable feedback even when DOI-based CrossRef checks are not possible.

The best way to audit academic references before submission is to run an automated citation verification process on your BibTeX file. This generates an audit-ready report confirming each reference exists, matching metadata across multiple sources, and producing a traceable verification record to avoid fake or misattributed citations.

Yes, citation verification flags mismatched or unresolved references by comparing your metadata against validated sources. It returns a structured assessment that includes a verification score, the source used, and specific actionable guidance for correcting any references that cannot be confirmed or exhibit discrepancies.