Every score backed by something you can point to in an audit.
NABL and RBI assessors don't accept a number on its own. They accept a timestamped, user-linked record of what it was based on. That's the standard this is built to.
Every reading behind your ARI carries its own trust level, document-verified, self-reported, or inferred, and stays linked to whatever decision cited it, so an edit later can't quietly change what an old conclusion was based on.
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See exactly how it works, step by step, below.
The Evidence Locker: every document, its extraction status, and the readiness impact it's already confirmed.
The values below are a sample. The field names and structure are the same ones the evidence ledger actually writes.
Every reading behind your score keeps its own trust level, visible, not flattened into a single undifferentiated truth.







