Source Checks

Attach selected supporting PDFs, Word files, or text so reviewers can flag contradictions and missing references against evidence you provide—without claiming automated citation verification when sources are absent.

Last updated 2026-05-14

How this fits your process

Use this when
Correctness depends on exhibits, policies, or schedules you attach.
Output
Grounded flags for inconsistencies and missing references on the main file.
You verify
Yes—authority, applicability, and source scope.
Related
Supporting files, Google Drive import, Apply Fixes.

Source checks workflow

How to use

01
Attach sources
Exhibits, policies
02
Run Document Check
Grounded flags
03
Review issue ledger
Triage evidence-backed items
04
Verify scope
Correct version
05
Sign off
Your judgment

Learn more

When source checks matter mostCross-document consistency.

Agreements that reference schedules, pricing tables, or older versions.
Client packets where prior commitments must match this file.

What sources cannot replaceRules not in the file or attachments stay unverified.

If a rule, citation, or deadline is not in the document or attached sources, Recensa cannot verify it for you. Supply sources when correctness depends on them.

Limits and manual verificationEvidence volume and plan entitlements.

Large evidence sets increase retrieval complexity—keep packs tight and labeled.
Availability depends on plan—confirm entitlements in-app.
You verify authority, applicability, and citation requirements.

Run a Document Check

Try this on a finished DOCX or PDF—triage the issue ledger before any edits.

Run a Document Check