Evidence-Based Scoring
Every score backed by something you can point to.
A number by itself is a claim. What backs it up is what makes it defensible in a boardroom or an audit.
Every reading behind your ARI carries its own trust level - document-verified, self-reported, or inferred - not a blanket assumption that it's all equally solid.
Evidence stays linked to whatever decision or score cited it, so an edit later can never quietly change what an old conclusion claims to be based on.
Evidence trust level
Document-verified · two-person approval to delete