Disclosing SciSpace in a manuscript
SciSpace can support literature discovery, analysis, writing, and figure creation. Disclosure requirements vary, so choose how you used it below and check your target journal's policy before submission.
Before you copy
These are recommended disclosure templates based on current publishing guidance. Published examples show how individual authors reported SciSpace; they are not universal, journal-approved wording.
How did you use SciSpace?
Where to disclose
Methods → Information sources or Search strategy
Recommended wording
We searched SciSpace [feature or search mode] (accessed [date]) alongside [databases] to identify literature on [topic]. Records retrieved through SciSpace were screened against the same eligibility criteria applied to all other sources, and all bibliographic details were verified against the original publications.
Replace [highlighted] placeholders before use.
Published examples
Comparative Performance and Species-Specific Recovery Biases of Culture-Based Methods for Campylobacter Detection in Food Products: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Veterinary Sciences · 2026
doi: 10.3390/vetsci13050415
How these authors reported it
Reports separate record counts for SciSpace Title/Abstract, Full-Text, and Deep Review modes.
Last verified: 22 July 2026
Before you submit
Name the SciSpace feature or mode you used.
State why and where you used it.
Include the access date and version when available.
Verify claims, quotations, extracted data, and citations against the original sources.
Explain the human review or verification process.
Do not list an AI tool as an author.
Check the current policy of the target journal.
Last reviewed: 22 July 2026. Publisher and journal policies can change.