Detecto
For pr teams

For PR teams clearing client-facing copy

The score lands before the client sees the deliverable.

Before a deliverable reaches a client, you need to know whether a contractor leaned on a model. Detecto scores the copy and shows the signals, so the check happens inside your team, privately, before anything ships under a client’s name.

Built for the people who review other people’s content

  • Editors at independent magazines
  • University writing centers
  • Newsroom verification desks
  • PR review teams
  • Content QA leads at agencies
What you review

What pr teams typically scan with Detecto.

  • Press releases and earned-media copy
  • Executive byline drafts
  • Pitch emails sent at scale
  • Social copy bundles for spokespeople
What’s at risk

The failure modes Detecto is built to surface.

  • A contractor submits AI-drafted copy as original work
  • An executive byline reads as machine-generated to a journalist
  • A pitch sent at scale trips a newsroom’s own AI checks
  • Brand voice drifts toward generic model output across a campaign
Where Detecto fits

The workflow, end to end.

Five steps. None of them is automated.

  1. 01

    Paste the copy, or upload the deliverable.

  2. 02

    Read the score and confidence band before it goes to the client.

  3. 03

    Open the highlighted view to see which passages read as AI.

  4. 04

    Send it back for a human rewrite if the signals warrant it.

  5. 05

    Keep the report as an internal QA record for the account.

What the report gives you

Evidence that goes in the file.

A 0–100 AI-likelihood with a High / Medium / Low confidence band.

Sentence-level highlighting on the passages that moved the score.

A private, account-scoped record for your internal QA trail.

What not to do with AI detection

The same posture every Detecto reviewer reads. The score is evidence, not a verdict.

  • Don’t forward the score to the client as a verdict on a contractor.
  • Don’t kill a draft on the number alone; pair it with an editor’s read.
  • Don’t treat a clean score as a guarantee of quality or originality.
  • Don’t run a client’s unreleased copy through tools you don’t control.
FAQ

Questions pr teams ask.

For pr teams

Built around how pr teams actually review.

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