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Where can I find the sources for information in my report?

How do I identify where information in my report has been sourced from?

Written by Fabrice Dowling

Every claim across the executive summary and body of your report is individually sourced. You can verify any piece of information without leaving the page.

Inline source icons

Throughout your report you'll see small citation pills directly after each claim, showing the most credible source's name and how many others support it, for example Reuters + 2. If you'd rather see an icon only, turn off Show source publisher in Settings.


How to view sources for a specific claim

  1. Hover over a source icon, the specific text it supports will be highlighted in the report.

  2. Click the source icon, the source panel opens on the right, filtered to show only the sources behind that specific claim.

  3. Within each source card, the relevant extract is bolded, so you can see exactly which part of the original source backs the claim.

Each card also shows the source type (such as Media Article, Wikipedia or Corporate record), the publisher and the publication date.

This allows you to go from reading a claim to viewing the original evidence in seconds, with no manual matching or scrolling required.


How to open the original source

  • Select Visit source at the bottom of any source card in the panel.

  • The source opens in a new browser tab.

Non-English sources. Source cards from non-English publications are translated into English. Use the language toggle on the card to see the original text.

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