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The tools on this site are automatic and deliberately cautious. As soon as something needs judgement, a chapter to rework, an argument to defend, a document to reframe, an expert takes over.

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Phone, e-mail or a quote

Pick the channel by urgency: the phone when a deadline is close, e-mail when you need to attach a document, the form when you want a price.

By phone

+33 7 57 69 15 00
Seven days a week, 08:00 to 20:00 Paris time. Fastest if your submission date is close.

By e-mail

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Reply within 24 working hours. Best when you want to attach an extract, a brief, or the report a tool produced.

Ask for a quote

Describe your topic, your deadline and the expected length: you get a priced proposal with no commitment.

Where to write

What to say, depending on your question

A well-framed message saves you a round trip. Here is what we need to know in each case.

A tool is wrong or stuck

A valid reference flagged red, a file that will not open, a criterion read wrongly, a button with no effect. Tell us the page and what you entered: that is what lets us reproduce the problem. Since the analysis runs in your browser, we see nothing of what you uploaded.

Your thesis or dissertation

An outline to approve, a chapter to rework, a viva to prepare. Give your deadline, your level and the current state of the work: those three things determine the timescale and the quote. Our experts work as methodological support; you remain the author.

Institutions and partners

If you support students or candidates and want to use these tools with them, say how many people are involved and what you need from the workflow. We will tell you plainly what the tools can and cannot do at this stage.

There is deliberately no contact form on this page: we have no server collecting messages yet, and a form that quietly goes nowhere would be worse than an e-mail address that works.

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