Conflict of interest verification

Prove the reviewer is at arm's length.

Upload a candidate CV, name an evaluator. We cross-reference ORCID timelines, scan PubMed and SSRN for collaborative publications, and surface mutual conference appearances across 15 pages of Google — flagging last-author senior status with verifiable links.

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// candidate
Dr. Jane Chen
// evaluator
Prof. Mark Whitfield

ORCID
⚑ MIT, 2014–2017 (overlap)
PubMed
⚑ 2 co-authored, 1 last-author
Google
~ 1 mutual panel · NeurIPS '22
Every finding ships with a verifiable hyperlink — to the ORCID profile, the PubMed record, or the conference page.
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Built for institutions that require arm's length evaluations.

These are the leading R1 universities that complete documented arm's length external evaluations as part of tenure, promotion, and peer review.

Our platform produces that documentation in 60 seconds — backed by ORCID, PubMed, SSRN, and conference data — turning compliance theatre into actual enforcement.

Reference list of institutions known to require arm's length external evaluation. Not an endorsement or partnership claim.

Illinois
University of Chicago
Michigan
University of Michigan
North Carolina
Duke University
New Jersey
Rutgers University
Connecticut
Yale University
Illinois
UIUC
Illinois
Northwestern University
Indiana
Indiana University
Tennessee
Vanderbilt University
Tennessee
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Georgia
Emory University
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Florida
University of Florida
Florida
Florida State University
Iowa
University of Iowa
Arizona
University of Arizona
Texas
UT Austin
Texas
Texas A&M University
California
UC Berkeley
ORCID timeline cross-check
Detects overlapping employments at the same institution.
PubMed collaboration scan
Last 7–10 years. Flags last-author senior status.
SSRN co-publication scan
Catches working papers in economics, law, business, and policy — domains PubMed misses.
Google depth search
Up to 15 pages, only co-occurrences with conference context.