Evidence coverage shows how much of the case can be supported by available source records. Review state shows what the operator still needs to decide.

Coverage is not a win prediction

A complete case can still lose, and a thin case may not be worth fighting. Coverage is an operational signal that indicates whether key facts have supporting material.

Source-grounded claims

Amounts, dates, identifiers, and operational statements should be tied back to the records in the case. Unsupported claims are surfaced for review rather than treated as facts.

Clear case states

Cases can move from intake to research, review, approved next step, and outcome tracking without losing the history of what changed.