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Citations Core™ · Publisher Intelligence
University of Toronto Press — Live Dashboard
Real-time usage, rights status, and revenue settlement across all AI platforms
COUNTER R5.1.1
AI Usage Guidelines Aligned
Total Retrievals (30d)
68,231
↑ 23% vs prior period · +0 this session
Revenue Settled (30d)
$6,825
↑ 31% vs prior period · +$0.00 this session
Active AI Platforms
9
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini + 6
Rights Violations
0
✓ 100% compliance
COUNTER Usage Reporting · Release 5.1.1
Aligned with the COUNTER AI Usage Guidelines approved April 2026
✓ COUNTER R5.1.1 Aligned
Metric_Type
Generated_Responses
68,231
Access_Method
Agent
100%
Metric_Type
Total_Item_Requests
50,502
Metric_Type
Unique_Title_Requests
15
Metric_Type
Total_Item_Investigations
91,822
Reporting methodology follows the COUNTER Code of Practice (Release 5.1.1) and the April 2026 AI Usage Guidelines — including Access_Method: Agent and the Generated_Responses metric type. Title-level identifiers (ISBN-13, DOI) and contributor identifiers (ISNI) are reported per NISO interoperability standards.
Passage-Level Retrieval Evidence
Item_ID + Metric_Type detail
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Patron Question
"I'm researching the history of medieval manuscript calligraphy. What's a good authoritative source on the craft and practice of historical scribes?"
Passage Returned · Chapter 3 · The Tools of the Scribe
"The parchment knife, the pumice stone, the quill — each implement carried centuries of refinement in the hands of craftsmen who understood that the quality of the page determined the quality of thought it could hold…"
The Art of the Scribe: Medieval and Renaissance Calligraphy · Patricia Lovett · ISBN 978-1-4875-7028-6 · DOI 10.3138/9781487570286
Every AI-surfaced passage is logged at the chunk level with a permanent, auditable reference — the same record a publisher, library, or NISO/COUNTER reviewer would use to verify what was actually retrieved and why.
Resulting Patron Actions · post-retrieval engagement
Tracks what patrons do immediately after an AI platform surfaces a passage — browsing further, checking library availability, purchasing, citing, or continuing with "Ask the Book." Distinguishes COUNTER Investigations (any access) from Requests (full-content actions), giving publishers, libraries, and standards bodies the same downstream picture.
Most Popular Chapters · across every title currently shown
Chapter-level Item_ID detail
Ranks each active title's single most-retrieved chapter — the granularity publishers and NISO/COUNTER reviewers need to see which parts of a book are actually driving AI usage, not just which books.
Daily Retrieval Volume — Past 14 Days
Revenue Share — This Period
85% of all retrieval revenue flows directly to University of Toronto Press via Citations Core™ prefunded escrow — settled at time of access, not end of month. The remaining 15% is split between the Trusted Knowledge Alliance (platform infrastructure, 10%) and the patron's affiliated library (5%), both settled in the same real-time escrow.
Most Popular Libraries
Rights & Access Status
AI Training Use✗ Prohibited
Secure Reveal™✓ Active
Browse Access✓ Licensed
Full-Text Read⚑ Gated
TerritoryWorldwide
Escrow Status✓ Prefunded
Settlement⚡ Real-time
Top Titles
Usage by AI Platform
| Platform | Retrievals | Share | Revenue | Last Activity ▾ |
|---|
Recent Settlement Activity · Live
⚡+$0.10
Meta AI · Big Worlds
Just now · Cornell researcher
⚡+$0.12
Claude · The Art of the Scribe
12 seconds ago · NYU researcher
⚡+$0.11
Grok · Fiscal Choices
45 seconds ago
⚡+$0.11
ChatGPT · Recovering Canada
1 min ago · Columbia University
⚡+$0.08
Mistral · An Indwelling Voice
2 minutes ago
⚡+$0.09
Cohere · Digital Politics in Canada
4 min ago · Toronto researcher
Reconciliation — All Titles
Every compensated retrieval across the full catalog · click a column to sort
| Time ▾ | Title | Location | Access Method | Data Type | Amount |
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Citations Core™ is the measurement, monetization, and intelligence layer that records AI content usage, calculates royalties, manages compensation, and provides analytics and auditability for publishers and partners. Usage reporting is aligned with the COUNTER Code of Practice (Release 5.1.1) and NISO interoperability standards (ONIX, KBART, ISNI).