CITATION HEALTH CHECK
Find citation-list problems before they reach review.
Preflight a reference list for missing fields, duplicates, malformed identifiers, and import warnings before spending verification capacity on the records that need it.
Evidence stays attached to the record.
The original input is preserved while provider matches, field evidence, and unresolved conflicts remain visible for review.
LIST PREFLIGHT
Paste one reference per line
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How this workflow works
- 01
Import your list
Use a supported RIS, BibTeX, or EndNote .enw export in the workspace.
- 02
Review warnings
Inspect missing fields, duplicates, malformed identifiers, and parser warnings.
- 03
Verify what matters
Send selected records into the evidence-backed verification workflow.
What CiteWise checks
- Missing title, author, year, venue, or identifier fields
- Duplicate and near-duplicate records
- Malformed DOI and URL values
- RIS, BibTeX, and EndNote import warnings
Important limitations
- A complete-looking record can still identify the wrong scholarly work.
- Duplicate detection is a review aid and may require human judgment.
- Provider-backed identity verification is the next step for high-risk records.
Is a health check the same as citation verification?
No. A health check finds structural and completeness issues in your input. Full verification resolves scholarly identity against external sources and shows field-level evidence for the records you choose to review.
Ready to inspect a reference?
Start with 10 provider-backed checks each month. No credit card required.
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