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Check a citation before repeating it. Give a DOI, an arXiv ID or a paper title; the answer says whether the work exists, what it is (title, authors, year, container) and whether it has been retracted. A title that is abs...
Verify whether a legal entity exists and is currently registered, from open primary registers: the GLEIF LEI index, US SEC EDGAR and the Australian Business Register (ABN, ACN, GST, status). Call it before naming a compa...
Check a dated figure you are about to act on against the publisher's own series, and receive verified, stale, contradicted or unknown with the as-of date. Call it before committing a number to a page, deck, model or deci...
When you need the whole picture of one company before you sign, onboard, pay or acquire, call the entity file: ONE answer holding identity and standing, the registered office, SIC activity and previous names, the filing...
Watch a whole list at once, when a bibliography or a dependency manifest has to stay true: up to 25 citations or package versions re-checked every day for 30 days under one token. US$5 a portfolio — 20 cents a reference,...
Buy a standing re-check of one citation or one package version, when an answer has to stay true rather than be true once: re-checked every day for 30 days. US$0.50 the month — 1.7 cents a check, under a 2-cent lookup. Th...
Check a whole bibliography or dependency manifest in one round trip, before you rely on the list: up to 12 items at a flat US$0.12 — 1 cent an item, against 2 cents for the same lookups one at a time. Every item is answe...
Call it before you send, file or publish a document that quotes figures, names companies or cites papers. Post the text and every checkable claim comes back verified against dated primary sources, as one signed bundle wi...
Check a dependency before installing it. Give a package and, optionally, a version with its ecosystem (npm, PyPI, crates.io); the answer says whether that exact version exists, whether it is yanked or deprecated, and eve...
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