Anchored to the source
Each claim ties to the exact passage in the underlying document, then highlights it on click-through — including on scanned pages and Word files, which are rendered to a preview so they carry real page geometry.
Citation Firewall
The wedgeIf it can't cite its source, it doesn't ship.
Grounded factual claims are checked against raw-source anchors. Unsupported claims are withheld, source limitations stay visible, and exported drafts can carry citations as Word footnotes.
01What it is
Grounded factual outputs are checked against anchors on raw source documents. Unsupported claims are withheld, and retained outputs preserve their source revisions and limitations. Prompt-only drafts are labelled separately.
02In detail
Verified or dropped
If an output can't be resolved to a source it doesn't render, and the count of dropped citations is recorded. There is no “trust me” state to fall back on.
It survives the export
A draft exported to Word carries real footnotes naming the document, the clause and the page. A citation that only works while you are logged in is not traceability.
Provenance everywhere
The same guarantee covers review cells, wiki entries, amendments and workflow outputs — and a knowledge entry with no resolvable source is refused before it is ever written.
03In practice
The found line
Open any claim. Land on the passage.
The Seller's aggregate liability for breach of warranty is capped at 15% of the purchase price1, and any Warranty Claim must be notified within 18 months of Completion.
Subject to paragraph 7.1, the aggregate liability of the Seller in respect of all Warranty Claims shall not exceed fifteen per cent (15%) of the Purchase Price (such amount being the Liability Cap).
Share Purchase Agreement — Schedule 4, ¶7.2
04Why it matters
How it fits the matter
Traceability helps a lawyer check the work. A source anchor shows where a claim came from; review and professional judgement still determine whether the conclusion is sound.