Citation Integrity™ Monitor
Citation Integrity™ changes. Monitor it.
Websites evolve. Claims change. Sources change. Evidence becomes outdated. New information is published. Citation Integrity™ Monitor helps organisations identify meaningful changes over time.
Protect your Citation Integrity™ as your business and the information surrounding it change.
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Key takeaways.
- Citation Integrity™ decays: sources move, evidence ages and crawler rules change without notice.
- Monitor re-checks your position continuously and surfaces new findings.
- Problems are reported with the evidence and the dimension affected.
- Monitoring is what turns a one-off audit into managed Citation Integrity™.
Point in time
A Score is a point-in-time assessment
Your Citation Integrity™ position today may not be the same six months from now.
Monitor is designed to identify changes that may require attention.
Pricing
Monitor begins with Growth
Monitor is not a separate add-on. It is included in Growth ($599/year) and in Enterprise, alongside historical trends and change detection. Monitor up to 50 pages on Growth.
Score tells you where you stand. Monitor tells you what changed.
Growth includes one company. Additional company workspaces you own or control are available from $399/year each.
Change detection
What Monitor can help identify
Monitor may identify:
- Declining Citation Integrity™
- Newly introduced weaknesses
- Resolved issues
- Material content changes
- Changes affecting assessment outcomes
- Areas requiring reassessment
Governance
Build Citation Integrity™ into ongoing governance
For larger organisations, Citation Integrity™ should not be treated as a one-off website project. It can become part of ongoing:
- Content governance
- Information governance
- Communications
- Publishing standards
- Knowledge management
Next step
Keep Citation Integrity™ under review.
CiteAbility™ is currently in prelaunch. Paid actions open an enquiry or launch-notification form; they do not start checkout, and no payment will be taken.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The questions organisations ask us most often.
- What does Monitor watch for?
- Changes that reduce dependability: broken or moved evidence, lost third-party corroboration, new crawler restrictions, conflicting or outdated claims.
- How often are checks run?
- Checks run on a recurring schedule for each company you monitor, so problems surface soon after they appear rather than at your next review.
- How am I told about problems?
- New findings appear in your dashboard, and outbound webhooks can push them on to your own systems.