A grade that holds, on the line you already hold.

Your campus already pays for exam proctoring and AI-writing detection, and none of that line asks a student one question about an essay.

OralIQ is an added line on the same budget, never a swap. Keep the exam line; OralIQ checks understanding of the authored work the exams do not cover.

The course was built to grade the page, and the only check its faculty trust is a meeting the online course was never built to hold.

Nineteen campuses and systems have written into policy that the detector's score is not evidence, and the money stayed. Twenty-two name what replaces it: the student explaining their own work.

Your annual quote is built from your prior year's assignment mix in Canvas: so many papers, so many code projects, so many routine items, at the card's rates.

The type of each check is read from what Canvas already knows about the assignment and confirmed by the instructor, never chosen by the buyer.

Neither reaches the board. Department orders sign in any month; college orders concentrate on the July fiscal year.

Blocks of $10,000, $25,000 or $50,000, bought any month and topped up any month. The sizes are purchasing thresholds, not campus sizes. Unused credits roll.

A twelve-month agreement is offered where your procurement prefers that paper, and a department can pay per use on a monthly invoice.

Every analysis is billable unless the instructor rejects it and writes a short reason. That check is free, and the reason improves the product.

A high reject rate in one course triggers a conversation, never a block.

The purchase order carries a not-to-exceed, the face value of the credits you bought. There is no per-student cap.

On every checked submission, a record: transcript, recording, the rubric mapping and the instructor's signature, kept one year with a legal hold on any request.

At the end of each term, a report: checks per enrolled student, proposals accepted with the share accepted unread, and completion against the prior term.

Every line is a count you can check against your invoice. The record never says who wrote the work: what the student said, what the instructor signed.

OralIQ runs under your existing Canvas contract and data agreement, with thirty days' notice before any change of sub-processor. Training permission is off by contract.

No face, no voiceprint, no biometric identifier of any kind. US data residency in the first version.

The privacy statement and the accessibility statement are on this site. The completed security questionnaire and the sub-processor list come with the pilot agreement.