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Automatically search for similarities with English-language sources, regardless of your document’s language.


If your institution’s Compilatio administrator has enabled this feature, you can now, with a single click, initiate a search for similarities with sources translated from English: 

  • for a specific document, from the Summary view of your analysis report,
  • for all documents in a folder, starting with their first analysis, via the folder settings.

Your document is then reanalyzed, and the report is automatically updated. Within minutes, you’ll have an enhanced analysis offering more comprehensive similarity detection.

Please note: 
- Enabling this feature uses up one additional analysis. An informational message appears before processing begins to notify you of this in a transparent manner.
- Prior to July 2026, this search for similarities with sources translated from English was already available, but had to be performed manually.
- It is still possible to manually compare an analyzed document with a source in another language.

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Lucile GUILLERMIN

For more than 10 years, I have enjoyed writing and designing resources to support teachers and students throughout their journey.