Get detection results into the LMS you already use.

About: LMS integration

Most teachers we talk to do not want another portal. They want detection scores to show up in the gradebook they already open, next to the rubric scores they already use. That is an LMS-integration question, and it comes in two shapes: what we support today, and what we are building.

CSV round-trip (available today)

Every LMS on the list exports assignment submissions and imports gradebook columns. The CSV round-trip uses both:

1. Export submissions from the LMS as a ZIP or CSV. All four major LMSes support this; details vary by institution.
2. Upload to the bulk check page (Teacher plan or higher). Include the student ID column.
3. Download the results CSV. Columns: student_id, overall_score, highest_sentence_score, flag_threshold.
4. Import the CSV as a new gradebook column in your LMS. Most LMSes allow import via a student-ID key.

The round-trip is not glamorous but it works, and it keeps the detector out of the LMS's data plane, which is often what institutional IT prefers for this class of tool.

Native LTI 1.3 integration (roadmap)

Institutional plans get first access to the native LTI 1.3 integration we are building for fall 2026. The integration surfaces detection scores inside the SpeedGrader-equivalent view of Canvas, Schoology, and Moodle, with:

• A per-submission score and heatmap inline, alongside the rubric.
• Configurable thresholds that auto-flag submissions above a score.
• SSO via SAML or OIDC so students never see our login screen.
• A retention setting that can be dialed to zero so submitted text is discarded immediately after scoring.

What doesn't work today

We don't have Moodle or Google Classroom plugins in the plugin stores, those are Institutional-plan work, not free-tier work, and the economics require a named IT owner on the other side. If your institution is interested, the SSO deployment page explains the intake.