Institutions need detection that integrates with their own systems and produces evidence a student or author can respond to. ScribeLens offers API access with a contracted monthly allowance and the same sentence-level reporting the web app provides.
Institutional keys are provisioned with a monthly token allowance agreed in advance, so your volume is set by your contract rather than a fixed public tier. One token covers one word analysed.
Keys authenticate with a single header, and every response returns the overall interpretation plus the per-sentence breakdown, so your own systems can display evidence rather than a bare number.
A usage endpoint returns tokens used and remaining for the current month, together with the request count, and it does not consume any of your allowance.
Batch jobs can check quota before they run rather than discovering a limit part-way through a queue of submissions.
Every result breaks down to the sentence, with the reasons that contributed to it. Reports export to PDF and DOCX, and verification links let a stored report be opened at its own URL by anyone involved in a case.
That means a student or author can be shown the specific passages in question and given a fair opportunity to respond, which is the standard most integrity procedures are built around.
ScribeLens is designed to inform human review. We ask that institutional users treat results as evidence within an existing integrity process, alongside draft history and the author's own account.
We are happy to discuss evaluation access so your team can assess ScribeLens on your own material before any commitment.
Volume access is arranged per institution against a contracted monthly allowance. Get in touch with your expected volume and we will discuss the details.
Yes. A usage endpoint returns tokens used and remaining for the current month plus the request count, and calling it does not consume any of your allowance.
Yes. We can arrange evaluation access so your team can assess it on your own documents. Get in touch and tell us what you would like to test.
Yes. The API returns the overall interpretation, per-sentence classifications, the reasons behind them, and a record of excluded sections, so your systems can present the evidence in your own interface. See the API documentation for the full response shape.
API access with a contracted monthly allowance, programmatic usage checks, and sentence-level evidence in every response.