01
Scope one entity
- What you provide
- One entity you already argue about, its current sources, the decision that depends on it, and who may read what.
- What you receive
- A written scope describing the first record, source permissions, reader clearance and deployment constraints.
- Decision that follows
- Whether this is the right bounded test and which evidence can be exchanged.
02
Deploy inside your perimeter
- What you provide
- An approved infrastructure boundary and your policies for sources, model routing, reader clearance and retention.
- What you receive
- A deployment inside that boundary, with one database for your organization and the agreed policies applied.
- Decision that follows
- Whether the deployment and evidence route satisfy your security and operating review.
03
Read the first record together
- What you provide
- The authorized sources for the scoped entity and the readers who will challenge the result.
- What you receive
- A record whose values, source excerpts, dates, disagreements and declared negatives can be inspected one by one.
- Decision that follows
- Which values stand, which need more evidence and whether the record is useful for the original decision.
04
Widen to the next entities
- What you provide
- The next entities and decisions, including any new source or clearance constraints.
- What you receive
- A proposed wider scope grounded in what the first record exposed, with changed policies stated in writing.
- Decision that follows
- Whether to expand, change the scope or stop at the first record.
05
Operate and export
- What you provide
- The people responsible for reading, reviewing and retaining the records under your policies.
- What you receive
- Records that can be revisited by date and an audit export for authorized readers.
- Decision that follows
- How the record enters your operating and audit process.