Identific (formerly OXSICO) provides a comprehensive academic integrity solution featuring advanced plagiarism detection and AI-generated content identification capabilities. Designed primarily for higher education, secondary education, and businesses, the platform aims to simplify the process of ensuring originality in written work. It leverages over 13 years of algorithm development to deliver precise and fast results with minimal false positives across a vast range of languages.

The tool integrates multiple detection technologies, including similarity checking against extensive databases (internet, scholarly articles, student databases), AI content analysis using linguistic information, cheat detection (identifying hidden characters or images), and contract cheating detection through stylometric analysis. Identific supports various document formats and offers seamless integration with Learning Management Systems (LMS) via LTI and custom solutions through its API, facilitating easy adoption within existing institutional workflows.

iThenticate provides robust plagiarism detection services designed primarily for the academic, publishing, government, and medical sectors. It allows users to check their documents for text similarity against an extensive database, safeguarding reputations against plagiarism and copyright claims. The platform compares submissions to billions of current and archived web pages, millions of subscription content sources, and a vast collection of journal articles and open access materials through partnerships like Crossref Similarity Check.

Beyond traditional plagiarism checking, iThenticate incorporates AI writing detection capabilities (for organizational users) to identify potentially AI-generated content within submissions. The tool features an intuitive Similarity Report, highlighting matched text and sources, and supports collaboration through folder sharing. It is widely used by top publishers and journals to screen manuscripts, ensuring the integrity and originality of published works, research papers, grant applications, and other critical documents.