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Check content facts and sources
Compare product claims in a draft with original evidence.
Before you start
This URL continues the former Fact Check guide. Review facts within content work using selected product evidence and sources. Findings in a legacy diagnostic screen and an actual content edit are separate steps.
Step by step
- Check the product, market, language, and evidence selected for the content.
- Compare price, volume, ingredients, and usage instructions with the original product page. Attribute review experiences to the reviewer.
- Separate unverified claims and information available only in images. A stored excerpt does not verify the current full page.
- Send the required corrections and sources to your AI, then review its draft against the originals.
- Confirm destination permissions and the public result before marking publication complete.
Check the result
Each reviewed item should have evidence and a chosen follow-up action. Treat matching information, insufficient evidence, and a missing brand mention as separate issues.
If something goes wrong
- If the screen says automatic checking is inactive, do not assume new findings are being generated.
- If the source changed, compare the excerpt and check time; fresh collected evidence may be needed.
- Preparing a correction request does not mean the external page has been changed.