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To verify citations, paste references or attach a bibliography file and request an audit. The process checks reference existence, cross-checks metadata like author and year against authoritative records, and audits claim-to-citation alignment, reporting verified, unverifiable, suspicious, or fabricated verdicts.

Yes, bibliography audits support .bib files, single references, and full bibliographies. You can upload your .bib file or paste references directly to receive verification reports covering existence checks, metadata cross-referencing, and claim alignment.

Citation verification covers single references, full bibliographies, .bib files, and claim-to-citation audits across academic, thesis, and submission workflows. It applies to pre-submission bibliography audits and thesis reference verification without requiring specific platform dependencies.

Citation verification identifies four distinct outcomes: verified, unverifiable, suspicious, and fabricated references. It flags references that fail existence checks, have metadata mismatches, lack topical relevance, or fail contextual claim alignment.

Citation verification covers single references, full bibliographies, .bib files, and claim-to-citation audits across academic, thesis, and submission workflows. It applies to pre-submission bibliography audits and thesis reference verification without requiring specific platform dependencies.

Citation verification identifies four distinct outcomes: verified, unverifiable, suspicious, and fabricated references. It flags references that fail existence checks, have metadata mismatches, lack topical relevance, or fail contextual claim alignment.