Supported fact
Directly anchored to a source passage or data cell.
ReportVerity turns source documents and raw data into structured professional reports—while keeping facts, assertions, synthesis, missing evidence, and human judgment visibly distinct.
A report is more trustworthy when its reader can distinguish evidence from interpretation without reverse-engineering the prose.
Directly anchored to a source passage or data cell.
Provided by the author, but not independently evidenced.
A transparent interpretation across one or more sources.
Required information that the evidence does not establish.
A consequential judgment reserved for an accountable person.
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.
Completion increased to 84% in the third quarter, with the largest improvement among first-time participants. 1
“Completion rate: 84%; prior quarter: 76%”
Evidence gap The source set does not explain the observed increase.
Requirements vary by institution, jurisdiction, and use case. Profiles make expectations explicit while retaining limitations and a mandatory approval step.
Program reviews, learning summaries, and accreditation support—with FERPA handling marked as a conditional obligation.
Executive briefs, operating reviews, and client deliverables—with visible inputs, assumptions, and approvals.
Control narratives and evidence indexes that assist review without substituting for legal judgment or certification.
A more inspectable first draft