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Every claim, checked against its source.
Scribe extracts claims from filings and checks each one against the exact sentence it came from. A fabricated quote cannot pass, whichever model wrote it.
“Our AI summarised forty annual reports overnight. Which of those numbers actually appear in the filings?”
The question Scribe answers.
02 · What you receive
Claims you can trace to the sentence.
Every claim your AI makes from a document, each with a pointer to the passage it came from and a plain verdict: verified or rejected. A reviewer can check any line in seconds.
Revenue grew 12% year on year.
“Total revenue increased 12% compared with the prior fiscal year, driven by higher volumes in the services segment.”
Management expects margins to expand next year.
“Management does not provide guidance on future margins.”
Layout specimen. Passages are illustrative.
Four steps, in plain words.
The documents, or the AI output you want checked against them.
Each claim is pulled out with a pointer to the passage it rests on.
Ordinary code confirms the passage says what the claim says.
Verified claims are kept with their source; rejected ones never enter.
A fabricated quote cannot pass, whichever model wrote it.
The check is code, not a second model asked for its opinion.
What we need from you
- The filings or documents in scope
- The AI output to be checked, if you already have one
- The claims that matter most to your process
What stays with you
- Your models and prompts
- Your documents, which can stay in your environment
- Your research conclusions
Know which of your AI’s facts are real.
Tell us what you are working on. A founder replies, and the first call settles scope. No prices, no packages; those come in the conversation.