What the Current LIBR Workpaper Produces - and What Remains Professional Judgment
One implemented output contract inside Exit Protocol's broader evidence-linked financial investigation platform: a reviewer-controlled single-account USD pure-LIBR workpaper for counsel and retained forensic professionals.
One account. One explicitly selected positive source transaction. USD. Pure LIBR Scenario A.
What the current LIBR workflow produces
Within the supported V1 path, a single-claim calculation can begin only when an eligible source transaction is explicitly linked and the account has a reviewed ledger. Recorded reconciliation status, statement-period continuity, and source-linkage indicators are reviewer controls when available; they do not establish record completeness, and incomplete records can still produce a modeled output and must be identified before reliance. The calculation then applies documented pure-LIBR Scenario A assumptions. Document Production, ReviewedTransfers, Money Flow, and Value Lineage operate under separate platform contracts and are not outputs of this workpaper.
The deliverable
An attorney-reviewable workpaper designed for counsel or a retained forensic professional to evaluate. The PDF presents material ledger rows; the ordered full input ledger is retained in the stored calculation snapshot. Where implemented, selected events such as exports are logged, but audit coverage is workflow-specific and does not record every review or calculation step. Verification PASS is limited to the supported stored Scenario A calculation and registered file bytes. Where displayed, configured Scenario B dissipation-adjusted fields are auxiliary review signals; they are not covered by that verification result and do not establish dissipation or a professional finding.
Controlled document path
The current Clio path stages a selected document for local review without automatic downstream action. After row approval and source confirmation, the staging user may explicitly run LIBR, store the local workpaper, and attempt to upload a new PDF to the selected matter. Ordinary local exports do not write back to Clio, and the selected source document is not modified, replaced, or deleted.
This workflow produces a traceable LIBR workpaper. Counsel and retained forensic professionals evaluate and decide how, or whether, to use it.
SHA-256 references support exact-file comparison and snapshot-integrity review. They do not establish legal authenticity, custody, completeness, evidentiary weight, or admissibility.