You cited a benchmark report in your blog post six months ago. The report was updated with new numbers last week. Your article now contradicts its own source. Nobody flagged it.
LiquiChart watches your source URLs hourly. When a page changes, claims citing it are flagged stale. Living Content proposes corrections. You get notified on Pulse.
A monitored pages dashboard showing source tracking status.
hubspot.com/marketing-statistics
4 claims affected · Last check: 42 min ago
gartner.com/en/marketing/trends
2 claims linked · Last check: 18 min ago
statista.com/chart/email-roi
1 claim linked · Last check: 35 min ago
contentmarketinginstitute.com/report
3 claims linked · Last check: 2 hrs ago (retry in 4h)
Add source URLs manually, or the system auto-enrolls URLs when claims cite them as sources.
Each URL is fetched hourly. The content is hashed and compared to the previous version.
When a page changes, all claims citing it are flagged stale. Claims are re-extracted from the updated source.
Living Content blocks linked to stale claims propose text corrections. Pulse logs the event. You approve or dismiss.
Hourly Hash Checks
Each monitored URL is fetched hourly. Content is hashed and compared. Changes trigger re-extraction.
Staleness Propagation
When a source page changes, all claims in your content that cite it are automatically marked stale.
Auto-Enrollment
When the system detects a claim with a source URL, it can auto-enroll that URL as a monitored page.
Exponential Backoff
If a URL fails to load, the system backs off exponentially instead of hammering the endpoint.
Change History
Every detected change is logged with timestamps. See when sources updated and how your claims were affected.
Pulse Notifications
Source changes emit beats on the Pulse timeline. High-significance when claims are affected.
While polls and charts track your own data, Monitored Pages track everyone else's.
Watch your external sources hourly. When they change, your content knows.