What happens if I exceed the agreed-upon usage of a teaching license in Plagaware?

If you're getting just one scan a day on PlagAware even though you paid for it, it's probably because your account is set to allow only a few scans each day.

The license administrator in PlagAware has several important functions. User access management, ScanCredit distribution and the exploitation of the system are under his or her management. Administrators make sure that users abide by all the conditions that are set, such as limitations on the number of scans performed per day or month and active monitoring of the usage of the license. They also work to protect the licensing agreement and may need to reach out to PlagAware’s support centre when problems come up.

The duration of the ScanCredits in PlagAware differs concerning the subscription plan or package bought. Most of the time, ScanCredits do not expire as long as the subscriber is active. However, the expiry of the remaining ScanCredits may depend on the dedicated plan when the subscription is not active or is cancelled. It is advisable to read the particulars of your plan because, in some scenarios, the unused ScanCredits could be eligible for a rollover while in some instances, they will be lost at the end of the subscription term.

PlagAware may identify text produced solely by AI applications like ChatGPT whose text has copied content available on the internet. Since many AI-powered applications generate texts based on information contained in already existing public materials, overlaps in already text submitted may be red-flagged for plagiarism. Nevertheless, as long as the text produced by the AI is an original one, and has no reference from any available sources, there is a high chance that the document will not pass through the copy-scan in PlagAware.

PlagAware utilizes many different sources while carrying out a plagiarism check including the internet, research hubs, already uploaded papers in the system, and the original text. It checks against articles, journals, books, and other content that has been crawled by some search engines. On the contrary, PlagAware is privacy-friendly and avoids entering any private or paid-for content management systems unless the user has plugged those into the tool. Further, users can upload their documents to check for similarities with other documents in the internal database if they would like to.