Satcove Verify

Your data says one thing. What does the web say?

Consensus tells you what models agree on. Verify checks your values against live sources. Upload a CSV and get a field-by-field report: what the web confirms, where it diverges, and what nobody can source.

Verification report (CSV, 2 rows)4 fields · web search + AI cross-check
  • Acme Ltd · founded: 2015

    Found 2015 on the company registry and its own site. Confidence 92.

    Confirmed
  • Acme Ltd · employees: 450

    Sources say about 120. Check the latest filed accounts. Confidence 74.

    Divergence
  • Acme Ltd · certified in: 40 countries

    No reliable source found. Ask the vendor for the certificate list.

    Unverified
  • Borel SA · HQ: Lyon

    Sources list Marseille. Confirm on the official register. Confidence 81.

    Divergence
1 confirmed2 divergence1 unverifiedOpen the sources for every divergence.
Illustration: an example written for this page, not a real run. It shows the report layout (companies and figures are invented), not accuracy.

Consensus is not verification

A value repeated by several models can still come from one wrong source. Satcove keeps the two signals apart so you never mistake agreement for proof.

ApproachWhat you getWhere it falls short
Trusting the data as isZero effortErrors and stale values spread silently through every use.
Asking one AI to double-checkFastIt reuses its own blind spots and can repeat an error with confidence.
Checking every row by handMost reliableSlow, and you must decide which rows deserve the time.
Satcove VerifyField by field, 50 rows per batchLive web search plus an AI cross-check, with sources and a confidence score per field.

How Verify works

  1. 1

    Upload your CSV

    Drop a CSV with a header row, pick the column that names each item and the columns to check (up to 50 rows per batch).

  2. 2

    Web search plus AI cross-check

    Each value is searched on the live web with sources, then cross-checked by a second AI model.

  3. 3

    Report per field

    Every field is confirmed, divergent or unverified, with a confidence score, the value found and the sources. Export it as CSV.

What you can verify

Business and company data

Check headcounts, locations, founding dates or specifications in a supplier, lead or competitor list.

Research tables

Spot outdated or contradicted figures in a table before you cite it.

Content before publishing

Run the facts behind a comparison or listicle, so what you publish matches what sources say.

Dataset quality

Find rows where a value diverges from the web, so you can fix them before they spread.

What you can count on

Field-level, not file-level

You get a status per value (confirmed, divergence or unverified), not one vague score.

Sources you can open

Each result lists the sources found, so you can verify the verifier.

Divergence first

Where the web disagrees with your data is where to look, and the report shows it.

Honest about limits

A first pass on structured data. It does not read PDFs or free text, and it does not replace the primary source.

Frequently asked questions

What does Satcove Verify actually check?+

Structured data: a CSV (or a single entity with fields) where each value is a claim, such as a company's headcount, a product's specification or a vessel's length. For each field Verify searches the live web, cross-checks with a second AI model, and returns confirmed, divergence or unverified with a confidence score and the sources found.

Can I verify a pasted AI answer or a PDF?+

Not with Verify: it works on rows and fields, not free text or documents. To test an AI answer, compare six independent answers with Satcove consensus and read the disagreements first, then check the decision-changing claim against its primary source. The manual method is in the guide How to cross-check AI answers.

What is the difference between Verify and consensus?+

Consensus shows what several models agree on. Verify checks whether your values match what live web sources say. Models can agree and still be wrong, so agreement is a signal, not proof.

What does "unverified" mean?+

No reliable source was found for that value. It does not mean the value is wrong; it means you should check it yourself before relying on it.

How many rows can I check at once?+

Up to 50 rows per batch. Upload a CSV, TSV or TXT file with a header row, choose the name column and the columns to verify, then export the report as CSV.

Is it a substitute for primary-source review?+

No. Verify is a fast first pass that tells you where to look. For contracts, medical, legal or financial decisions, open the original source or ask a qualified expert.

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