For Publishers & Editing Agencies
Faster orientation in unfamiliar manuscripts, consistent language standards and more room for the editorial decisions that make a book.
Step 02
Structure, characters, relationships and conflicts become visible across the whole text.
X-Ray
Manuscript run
Every step works on the same text base. What becomes visible during orientation is also available during editing and production.
01 — Core tasks
The structure, characters and conflicts of an unfamiliar text become visible before the first full read is finished.
Language suggestions follow the same rules, regardless of who is working on a manuscript.
Typesetting, proofreading, audio edition and translation all build on the same reviewed text basis.
02 — X-Ray
For programme review, the overview is enough. For editing, the same text can be broken down to individual scenes and relationships.
Chapters, scenes and sections in relation to one another.
Appearances, roles and frequencies across the whole text.
Connections between characters and how they develop.
Open tensions and where they are resolved.
03 — Rules & modes
Proofreading & Style works with modes and stored rules, so suggestions follow the house standard rather than the mood of the day.
Fiction, academic or custom – depending on text type and programme.
For custom requirements, the AI agent can be given specific instructions in chat.
How the AI agent worksEvery change is visible individually and accepted or rejected by an editor.
Quotes, source references and footnotes remain unchanged in academic mode.
04 — Use cases
Assess submitted manuscripts on a shared basis.
Keep an eye on structure and language in parallel.
The final pass before typesetting and printing.
Re-check older titles for language and structure.
A clarified source version before translation.
Audio edition from the approved text.
05 — Workflow
Manuscript as DOCX or PDF, with structure and citations.
X-Ray delivers structure, characters and conflicts.
Language revision according to stored rules.
Export for typesetting, proofreading, audio or translation.
06 — Trust
Texts are used exclusively for the relevant processing.
Submitted manuscripts are never used to train models.
For larger programmes, scope can be clarified in a conversation.
07 — Questions
“Since discovering Scribigo, we have worked exclusively with this tool at our publishing house. It helps us check submitted manuscripts for linguistic accuracy and stylistic clarity at an early stage – without distorting the authors' individual styles. We recommend that all authors use Scribigo to improve their texts before submitting them.”
Start with 50,000 characters free on a real manuscript – or discuss scope and approach in a conversation.