Sources and proof guide
Learn how Gixo adds source notes that point back to your files, so readers — and reviewers — can see where each fact came from.
Sources and proof features
Six things that make a brief easier to trust and double-check.
Gixo adds inline source notes that point to the exact page or section in your uploaded files. Each claim can be traced back to where it came from.
Every percentage, financial figure, and statistic stays linked to the document it was taken from, so a reviewer can check it at the source instead of hunting for it.
Citations link directly to the source document and page where the information was found. Readers can verify any claim by following the reference back to the original material.
Trust markers appear next to key claims and numbers in the brief. They help readers see which statements are sourced, checked, and tied back to your uploaded proof.
The checking flow runs through eight steps, from reading your files to checking numbers, adding source notes, and shaping the final brief.
Gixo also keeps source notes and proof sections in the same tone and format as the rest of your brief.
How it works
Five steps from source upload to a brief with source notes.
Upload PDFs, DOCX files, or web URLs as source material. Gixo reads every file and makes it easy to search during brief creation.
The AI reads through every source document and extracts key facts, statistics, quotes, and data points. Each extraction is tagged with its source location — document name, page number, and section.
Gixo does not independently verify facts or re-check figures against your files — it surfaces the sources so you can. Extracted facts stay attached to the file they came from, so a reviewer can confirm each number at the source before the draft goes anywhere.
Gixo adds inline source notes for supported claims. Each note includes the file name, page reference, or section so readers can trace it back.
The final brief shows inline source notes and a source list, so claims point back to your uploaded files and any figure can be traced to the document it came from.