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What counts as an EVU

An EVU is recorded each time an analysis seals a finding. All analysis paths are metered: contract Q&A sessions, playbook analyses, regulatory compliance checks, and review-panel workflows. Sealed findings are immutable — once recorded with their timestamp, they can never be altered.

How EVU weights are computed

• Base weight — set by the response type: simple yes/no answers weigh 0.6, dates and numbers 0.7, narratives and summaries up to 1.2.
• Panel factor — review panels with 3, 5, or 6 personas multiply the weight by 3×, 5×, or 6×, reflecting the parallel expert reviews performed.
• Mode factor — adversarial review (a second AI pass that challenges every conclusion) multiplies by 1.6×.
• Evidence factor — findings backed by source screenshots multiply by 1.1×.

Workspace Roles

• Owner -- Full control, can delete the workspace and manage all members
• Admin -- Can manage members, create/delete collections and analyses
• Member -- Can create collections, upload documents, run analyses
• Viewer -- Read-only access to collections and analysis results

Playbook Types

• Built-in Templates -- Pre-made playbooks for common use cases (contract review, due diligence, financial audit). Ready to use.
• Custom Playbooks -- Create your own question sets manually or with the AI Builder. Fully editable.
• Regulatory Playbooks -- Compliance checks against specific regulations (DORA, NIS2, GDPR). Linked to official legal sources.

Creating a Playbook

1. Go to Playbooks in the sidebar
2. Click New Playbook or use the AI Builder
3. Add question groups -- each group covers a topic area
4. Add questions within each group
5. Optionally configure verification settings (adversarial review, multi-model consensus)
6. Save -- your playbook is now available when running analyses

Groups and Conditional Groups

Questions are organized into groups (also called buckets). Each group has a name, purpose, and optional weight for scoring.

Conditional groups only run when a condition is met. For example, you can create a group that only runs if a previous question was answered "Yes".

• Always -- Group always runs (default)
• If Answer -- Runs if a gate question matches a specific value
• If Not Answer -- Runs if a gate question does NOT match
• If Document Type -- Runs only for specific file types
• If Score Above/Below -- Runs based on a numeric threshold

Tip: Set conditional group weight to 0 so skipped groups do not affect the overall score. Put gate questions in earlier groups so their answers are available for later conditions.

How It Works

1. Go to Compliance in the sidebar to see your posture dashboard
2. Choose a regulation or browse all compliance playbooks
3. Select a document collection and start the analysis
4. The engine checks each requirement against your documents in parallel
5. Review findings with evidence quotes, confidence scores, and recommendations
6. Click Track on findings to create remediation items
7. Export the full report as PDF, DOCX, Excel, or JSON

Key Features

• Compliance Posture Dashboard -- Overall scores per regulation with trend indicators
• Remediation Tracking -- Track gaps as items to resolve
• Legislative Source Monitoring -- Legal text auto-refreshed from EUR-Lex, Legifrance, RIS
• Source Screenshots -- Screenshots of legal source pages captured and included in results
• Quote Verification -- Confirms evidence actually exists in your documents
• Adversarial Review -- Skeptical second-pass review that challenges findings
• Reviewer Personas -- CISO, DPO, or Compliance Officer perspectives

Statuses you'll see

• Running -- Currently processing. Progress bar shows percent complete.
• Queued -- Waiting for a worker to pick it up — typically seconds.
• Paused -- Manually paused; resume from the deal/analysis page.
• Failed -- Hit an error. Use Retry to resume from the last checkpoint without re-running completed steps.