Verifiable content and clear language
Revising AI-assisted bachelor’s and master’s thesis text
Commission revisions to a bachelor’s or master’s thesis, or another text prepared with AI assistance. We check the specified sources and claims, organise the argument, and edit the agreed passages. You receive an edited file with comments on content that needs further information or explanation.
This service can help with a thesis passage, literature review, or other academic material prepared using AI tools. You can also send text of mixed origin. Identify the sentences, references, or passages you want checked and revised.
Request revisions to AI-assisted textThree separate areas
Checking sources, argumentation, and language
Send a passage or the whole document. We agree on what needs factual verification and what needs editing. We check publication details, how claims relate to sources, and the argument’s logic. We revise repetition, vague sentences, and links between paragraphs.
Sources and references
- Author details, titles, and publication identification.
- Comparing cited content with the available original.
- Organising the links between the text and bibliography.
Content and argumentation
- Matching the scope of claims to the data and sources.
- Filling agreed gaps in the argument.
- Consistent use of concepts within the passage.
- Checking overgeneralisations and contradictions.
- Separating a publication’s findings from your own commentary.
Text editing
- Clear sentences and information in a logical order.
- Reducing repetition and empty phrasing.
- Matching the style to the rest of the thesis.
- Preserving the meaning of information during editing.
What you receive
What you receive after editing
You receive an edited document in the agreed format, such as DOCX, with comments on the content and sources checked. Before starting, we choose how changes will be shown. If further materials are needed to check some information, we note this beside the relevant passage.
We check the authors, titles, and publication details of the specified sources. Where a reference is missing, we identify the material needed and flag the passage for completion. We can also agree to find publications, read the relevant passages, and revise the claim to reflect their content.
- A revised file covering the agreed passages.
- Comments on the references and claims verified.
- A list of materials or passages needing additions, where required.
An example of the verification process
From a convincing sentence to verifiable information
The sentence “research proves that this method always improves results” requires checking which study is meant, who took part, and what was actually measured. If the publication concerns one group and shows a limited association, we revise the scope of the claim and its supporting argument. We read the relevant passage and compare it with the sentence, flagging any material that needs to be added. This original example illustrates the stages of verification.
How we work
How to commission revisions to AI-assisted text
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Send your material
Send the current text, bibliography, and comments on the content.
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Confirm the scope of the order
Let us agree on what to verify, the file format, deadline, and price.
We agree on publication access, how comments will be marked, and the form of the result.
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Receive the revised document
Receive the revised document and the agreed comments for further work.
Your first message
What to send for review
- The current editable document.
- The bibliography and available publications or passages used.
- The content you want checked and your supervisor’s comments.
- Requirements for the work and your deadline.
- Details of what was prepared using AI, if you have them.
Choose the right scope
What does the order include, and what is agreed separately?
- The order can cover checking claims and sources, improving the argument, and editing selected passages. We confirm the list of tasks after reading the material.
- Send the text, bibliography, available publications, and guidelines. We agree on the file format, how changes will be shown, and the material you will receive.
- If you mainly need language editing, see Bachelor’s and master’s thesis proofreading and editing. For specific passages flagged in a report you provide, choose the service “Thesis revisions after a JSA similarity report”.
Related services
Choose the support you need
For other work, match the service to your document’s needs: language editing, bibliography correction, a full review, revisions following a report, or literature sourcing.
If the text is properly supported by sources and the problem is language, proofreading is enough. A new source must support what the claim actually says.
If you need a thesis or chapter written from scratch, choose the service “Bachelor’s and master’s thesis writing”.
- Bachelor’s and master’s thesis proofreading and editingImprovements to the language, style and coherence of your text. Clear sentences and logical links between paragraphs.
- Reference list and citation corrections for your thesisConsistent reference lists, footnotes and in-text citations.
- Thesis reviewAssessment of thesis structure, content coherence, sources and formal aspects. Specific comments on the document and a prioritised list of revisions.
- Thesis revisions after a JSA similarity reportReview of the JSA report and editing of flagged passages: paraphrasing, citations, references and textual consistency.
- Literature search and selection for your thesisSources selected for your whole thesis or one chapter, with a bibliography.
Before contacting us
Questions about scope and preparing materials
Do you check whether the sources in the bibliography exist?
Within the agreed scope, we check whether bibliographic entries can be identified and flag entries that raise doubts. Not finding a publication in a search does not prove that it does not exist. Checking a quotation or whether a reference accurately represents a publication requires access to the source.
Does a paraphrase require a source citation?
Yes, when it presents someone else's idea or finding. We check source attribution for both paraphrases and direct quotes. Verifying that a quote matches the original requires access to the cited publication.
Putting a sentence in your own words does not remove the need to acknowledge the source. However, this does not mean you must add a footnote to every sentence that sets out your own argument.
Can I get a quote before work starts?
Yes. Before work begins, you can receive a tailored quote. The price depends on the service, amount of material, level of difficulty, deadline and extent of the revisions needed.
Send the document or describe the issue in detail so we can provide a more accurate quote.
Can I submit only one section of the thesis?
Yes. You can submit an individual chapter, questionnaire, methodology section, results, references, footnotes or another section. Support can also cover presentation content or editing a finished text.
When sending a section, include your thesis topic and outline, plus any feedback from your supervisor. This helps us understand how it fits into the full document.
Does editing AI-generated text include checking all information provided in it?
Before starting, we define the areas, claims, and sources to be checked, as well as the required materials. We compare the specified information with available publications and data. You will receive an edited version of the agreed-upon sections, notes on the verified content, and markers indicating places that require additional sources or clarification.
The file format and the method for displaying changes are determined when the order is placed.
What happens if AI has given incorrect details for a publication?
We check the authors, title, publication details and how the publication can be accessed. We then compare the available source passages with the reference in your text. We flag entries that need clarification and identify any missing materials. If we agree to use a different source, we read the relevant passage and adjust the paragraph to reflect its findings.