Why editorial teams switch to Infact
These are the outcomes our clients see after a few weeks of using the platform, not promises for a distant future. Each one maps to a specific stage of the editorial cycle.
Automated claim checks run while your story is still in the draft stage, so the errors that usually surface in reader comments or social media get caught before they go live. Editors spend less time writing retractions and more time planning the next piece.
Every source you pull into a story carries a score based on its track record, editorial standards, and past accuracy. Your team sees that number next to the source name, which makes the go/no-go decision on a quote or statistic faster and more consistent across writers.
When the same statement appears in a daily article, a video segment, and a weekly newsletter, the system keeps a shared log of its verification status. No one re-checks the same fact twice, and nothing slips through because a claim was verified for one format but not another.
The planning view shows how much verification capacity each story will need, so you can schedule fact-checking work realistically instead of treating it as an afterthought. Teams that use this feature report fewer last-minute scrambles before deadline.
Sentiment data from your published pieces highlights which topics and angles your readers trust and engage with. That information flows directly into the next planning session, so your editorial decisions are based on reader response rather than guesswork.
The workshops and template library are built for newsrooms of three to fifteen people. You get verification checklists, source evaluation forms, and claim log templates that your team can adopt immediately, without hiring a dedicated fact-checking department.
If you want to see how these benefits apply to your specific publishing setup, browse the use cases or read about our verification method.
Adaptations for your editorial setup
We adapt the verification pipeline to your production cycle, not the other way around. Tell us about your team size and output cadence, and we will map the modules to your daily routine.