Supported fact
Directly anchored to a source passage or data cell.
Private source boundaryClaim-level provenanceHuman approval gateAuditable revisions
01
Clarity, by construction.
A report is more trustworthy when its reader can distinguish evidence from interpretation without reverse-engineering the prose.
User assertion
Provided by the author, but not independently evidenced.
AI synthesis
A transparent interpretation across one or more sources.
Gap
Required information that the evidence does not establish.
Human review
A consequential judgment reserved for an accountable person.
02From material
From material
to accountable draft.
ReportVerity treats source files as untrusted, parses them inside a bounded pipeline, and preserves the connection between each generated claim and the evidence it relies on.
- Upload and quarantine source material
- Choose a configurable report profile
- Review claims beside cited evidence
- Resolve gaps before approval and export
Actual ReportVerity output
Page 1 of 5Academic progress report
Direct page render from the matching synthetic PDF. No real student data.
Open the exact sample PDF03Standards are profiles,
Standards are profiles,
not promises.
Requirements vary by institution, jurisdiction, and use case. Profiles make expectations explicit while retaining limitations and a mandatory approval step.
Education
Program reviews, learning summaries, and accreditation support—with FERPA handling marked as a conditional obligation.
Business
Executive briefs, operating reviews, and client deliverables—with visible inputs, assumptions, and approvals.
Compliance support
Control narratives and evidence indexes that assist review without substituting for legal judgment or certification.
04Frequently asked
Frequently asked
questions.
Clear answers about report generation, evidence, human review, supported files, customization, and the complimentary workspace.
What does ReportVerity do?
ReportVerity turns source documents and structured data into professional report drafts. It keeps source-supported facts, user assertions, AI synthesis, evidence gaps, and human-review items visibly distinct.
Which source files can I use?
The report workspace accepts PDF, DOCX, CSV, UTF-8 text, PNG, and JPEG files. That includes scanned receipts and phone photos, which are read with text recognition and converted into editable entries for the user to verify.
Does ReportVerity approve reports automatically?
No. A reader-facing generated PDF is available immediately, but it is clearly marked as a generated draft. Formal approval and the retained approved PDF/Word export remain locked until an accountable person completes the separate evidence review.
How does ReportVerity show where a claim came from?
Evidence-backed claims retain links to the specific source locations used to support them. The private review workspace displays those excerpts beside the generated claim before approval.
Can I try ReportVerity without signing in?
Yes. The complimentary report workspace lets you choose a report type, upload redacted or synthetic sources, tailor report preferences, review the generated result, and download a reviewed preview PDF without creating an account.
Are complimentary workspace uploads saved?
Complimentary-workspace files are processed transiently by ReportVerity and its AI provider and are not saved to a private workspace. Use only redacted or synthetic materials with no personal, confidential, regulated, or student records.
What report types are available?
The complimentary workspace includes Academic progress and recovery, Expense report, Executive operating review, Compliance evidence summary, and General evidence-aware report templates. The expense workflow reads invoices and receipts into editable lines, calculates totals, and includes the original supporting files in the reviewed PDF.
Can I customize the finished report?
Yes. Controlled options include tone, detail level, report colors, an optional organization logo, header information, and bounded closing comments. These preferences tailor presentation without overriding evidence rules.
A more inspectable first draft