An observation should be open to inspection.
Keep the source alongside the finding. Excerpts and references help a reviewer understand what was read, which document it came from and what is being compared. An uncertain reading or an incomplete file needs attention before a conclusion is built on it.
Verification has a defined scope.
Public context about an organization does not necessarily confirm a specific document or transaction. An external search with no result, an inaccessible source or an unavailable check should be described accurately. None is, by itself, proof that a document is false.
- Distinguish a match from a confirmation.
- Record what was checked and what remains open.
- Treat document risk as a signal for review.
Clear access and responsibilities.
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