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Create a new repository or choose an existing repository you wish to add documents to. A repository holds all documents that should be compared against each other.

Begin by uploading your course documents. This step helps in excluding any text from these documents, such as question formulations, in the similarity analysis, ensuring more accurate results.

Easily upload student submissions in PDF, Microsoft Word, or zip file formats, including bulk uploads as downloaded from platforms like Brightspace.

The analysis phase begins now. Duration varies based on the volume and size of documents. Typically, it ranges from a few minutes to several hours. You can close the browser if you wish, and return later to check the results.

After analysis, review the detailed similarity reports. Per set of two student submissions, Integrifier provides the similarity percentage, the number of (semantically) similar sentences, and how often in a row they appear. You can easily review the lines with the highest similarity, or check the highlighted parts in the original submitted reports. Integrifier can also compare and show similarity in pictures.

You can categorize the documents based on your assessment: suspected of plagiarism, original, or flag them for a more detailed review later. When necessary, the analysis can be shared with a colleague for second opinion

If relevant, add supplementary files, such as the course manual or additional reference materials. These files are not used in the similarity analysis itself, but allow you to create clear and complete plagiarism reports for review by the Exam Board with just one click.

Finally, generate comprehensive plagiarism reports of suspected cases with a single click. The generated zip file will include suspected documents, the detailed analysis, and any course-related documents, ready to send to the Exam Board for review.