Draft integrity review

AI Originality, Humanisation & Citation Verification

Manual language revision, source-to-citation verification and originality-focused review for existing drafts, without detector-evasion guarantees or fabricated evidence.

Starting guidance
From BDT 10,000
Typical turnaround
Usually 7–14 days
Confirmation
Human scope and integrity review required

Who this service is for

Use these indicators to decide whether the route matches the current situation. The final scope is still confirmed by a human.

Likely clients

  • Researchers with an existing draft that sounds mechanical, inconsistent or unclear
  • Authors who need citations checked against available sources
  • Students seeking a documented human review rather than a one-click rewriting tool

Typical situations

  • The writing contains repetitive or unsupported phrasing
  • In-text citations and reference entries may not match
  • The author needs clearer academic language while preserving the underlying meaning

Permitted support outcomes

The result should improve planning, quality, verification or presentation without transferring the client’s academic responsibility.

Outcome 01

More natural, precise and discipline-appropriate language

Outcome 02

A citation-verification record for the sources supplied

Outcome 03

Identification of unsupported or ambiguous claims

Outcome 04

A consistent draft that the author can review and defend

What is included

The active catalogue supplies the public inclusion list. A quotation may narrow or extend the scope only after manual review.

01

Manual sentence and paragraph revision

02

Terminology, tone and consistency review

03

Citation-to-source verification where sources are available

04

Reference-list and in-text citation reconciliation

05

Final readability and unresolved-claim review

Academic-integrity and service boundary

The purpose is transparent human revision and verification, not concealment. Unsupported claims are flagged rather than disguised, and the author remains responsible for every source and statement.

  • Guaranteed scores from AI or plagiarism detectors
  • Evasion of institutional detection or misconduct controls
  • Invented references, quotations, evidence or research activity
  • Replacing the author’s responsibility to understand and verify the final text

How the service moves forward

Each stage is conditional on the previous review. Public contact never triggers automatic quotation, payment or project creation.

  1. 01

    Share the draft and the sources available for verification

  2. 02

    Agree the revision depth and citation-checking scope

  3. 03

    Review language, claims and references section by section

  4. 04

    Return unresolved questions for author clarification

  5. 05

    Complete a final consistency and verification pass

What you need to provide

Start with non-confidential context. Files are transferred only after a protected channel and scope have been confirmed.

Information and materials

  • The current editable draft
  • Source documents or stable links for citations to be checked
  • Institutional or journal guidance on permitted AI use
  • Clarification for claims that cannot be verified from supplied evidence

Communication expectations

  • No detector score is promised as an outcome
  • Unverifiable material is reported plainly
  • The author reviews meaning-sensitive revisions before finalization

Frequently asked questions

These answers describe the public operating model. A reviewed quotation remains the controlling record for an accepted project.

Can you guarantee zero AI detection?

No. Detector outputs are unstable and are not a defensible guarantee. The service focuses on transparent human revision and source integrity.

Will you create citations that are missing?

Only verifiable sources may be suggested or formatted. References are not invented.

Can you review only the references?

Yes. Citation verification can be scoped separately when source materials are available.

Do I need to approve the changes?

Yes. Meaning-sensitive revisions and unresolved claims require author review.