Verification tools built for daily editorial production

Agence Infact helps digital publishers, newsrooms, and independent creators check sources, track claims, and read audience sentiment without slowing down the publishing cycle. Practical modules for source credibility scoring, claim tracking, and content performance dashboards that fit the way your team already works.

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Editorial Tools That Fit Daily Production

Source credibility scoring that ranks every outlet and contributor against your newsroom's own standards, so assignment editors can approve or challenge a source before the first draft is written.

Claim tracking across articles, video scripts, and newsletter drafts, with a shared log that shows verification status, last check date, and the person responsible for the final sign-off.

Real-time content performance dashboards that pull engagement metrics from your CMS and social channels, giving section editors a single view of what is resonating and what needs a follow-up.

Editorial calendar planning with built-in verification checkpoints, so fact-checking is scheduled as part of the production cycle rather than bolted on at the last minute.

Audience sentiment analysis that reads comments and social reactions to your coverage, flagging topics where readers are confused, skeptical, or asking for more context.

Template libraries and training workshops for small teams that want to professionalize their verification process without hiring a dedicated research desk.

Each module is designed to reduce the friction between accuracy checks and daily output, whether you publish once a week or several times a day. See how these tools apply to specific editorial situations on the use cases page or read about our verification approach.

Further reading for your editorial team

Three practical guides on verification, claim tracking, and audience insight. Each one is built around a specific workflow problem, not a general overview.

Verification workflow

Source Credibility Scoring: How to Rank News Sources for Your Fact-Checking Workflow

Read the guide

Newsletter production

Claim Tracking for Newsletters: Keeping Your Weekly Digest Accurate

Read the guide

Audience analytics

Audience Sentiment Analysis: What Your Readers Really Think About Your Coverage

Read the guide

Trusted by editorial teams that check their work

Newsrooms and independent creators use Infact to keep verification routines consistent across daily articles, video scripts, and newsletter drafts.

Newsroom lead

We cut our pre-publish review time by a third

Our team of twelve reporters now runs every source through the same scoring checklist before a story moves to layout. The claim log catches repeats we used to miss, especially in weekly roundups.

Leelawati Qabool Sibal, deputy editor at a regional daily
Independent creator

Sentiment data changed how we plan segments

I publish two video explainers a week and a Sunday newsletter. The audience sentiment module showed which topics readers actually trusted us on, so I stopped chasing viral angles that did not fit the channel.

Yogesh Kumar Rajagopalan, creator and newsletter writer
Production manager

The template library saved our onboarding

New fact-checkers used to learn our verification flow by shadowing for weeks. Now they start with the source credibility templates and the claim tracking sheet, and they are productive by day three.

Production manager at a mid-size publisher
Editorial director

Dashboards replaced our weekly status meetings

I check the content performance dashboard each morning instead of chasing Slack updates. The source analysis view tells me where a story might need another round of verification before it ships.

Editorial director at a digital magazine

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