What an Evidence Graph Shows That a Folder Structure Can't
Folders answer where a document lives. They don't answer who owns it, what it proves, what it's connected to, or whether a chain of evidence holds together when an inspector asks.
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Folders answer where a document lives. They don't answer who owns it, what it proves, what it's connected to, or whether a chain of evidence holds together when an inspector asks.
Inspection mode should protect evidence integrity, not paralyse operations. The right model is controlled read-only access with clear communication and pre-agreed roles.
A generic audit checklist tells you it was completed. It rarely tells you anything about the actual quality of what was reviewed — that takes a template built around your own questions.