Using Exit Protocol
A bounded guide to authorized source records, reviewed financial relationships, Money Flow, deterministic analysis, and professional review.
Document & Evidence Review
Processing Authorized Source RecordsTranscribing fragmented PDF bank statements is a common review bottleneck. Exit Protocol attempts native PDF extraction first and can use configured OCR paths to produce candidate rows for human review.
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Upload Discovery Files
Navigate to the Evidence Vault and upload only a supported document you are authorized to process. Degraded or scanned pages may require configured OCR, provider consent where applicable, and manual reconciliation.
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Integrity Reference
Upon upload, the system records a SHA-256 integrity reference for the received bytes. A later hash comparison can detect byte changes; the hash does not authenticate origin, prove completeness, or establish legal chain of custody by itself.
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Candidate Row Extraction
Native PDF extraction runs first. A configured OCR path may attempt to identify candidate dates, descriptions, and amounts from scanned pages. Candidate rows are not final transactions and must be reviewed against the source page before import.
Reviewed Financial Foundation
Ledger, Statement Periods, and CoverageFinancial extraction candidates require review before they become ledger records. Reviewed StatementPeriod records then qualify represented coverage, gaps, overlaps, continuity, and reconciliation context without claiming discovery completeness.
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Review Financial Rows
Confirm candidate dates, descriptions, amounts, balances, account identity, and source relationships before approval. Automated extraction does not create authoritative financial facts.
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Review Statement Periods and Coverage
Confirm represented periods, gaps, overlaps, continuity, and reconciliation state for the selected account. Coverage qualifies the represented record; it does not prove disclosure sufficiency.
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Inspect Source Relationships
Use authorized source drill-down to compare reviewed ledger rows with their Evidence Anchors and exact source pages. Evidence access remains permission-scoped.
Transfer & Money Flow Review
Proposals, Reviewer Decisions, and ProjectionTransferCandidates are system proposals. Only an explicit reviewer decision records a ReviewedTransfer, and Money Flow is a read-only projection of those reviewed relationships across represented accounts.
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Review Possible Relationships
Compare candidate dates, amounts, directions, evidence support, and coverage qualifications. A proposal is not a reviewed movement.
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Record the Reviewer Decision
Confirm supported outgoing and incoming legs, fees, split or merge structure, and exact Decimal conservation before the relationship becomes a ReviewedTransfer.
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Inspect Money Flow
Use Graph, Table, or Split review to inspect reviewer-confirmed movements, coverage and reconciliation context, and authorized evidence drill-down. Money Flow does not determine source-value ancestry, ownership, purpose, concealment, or fraud.
Deterministic Analysis & Value Lineage
Separate Contracts, Explicit BoundariesUse the analysis that fits the reviewed matter. LIBR remains a current single-claim workpaper method. Value Lineage separately conserves one explicitly modeled source inside one account and can reach an outgoing reviewed transfer boundary.
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Run Deterministic LIBR Where Appropriate
Select an explicit source transaction and reviewed account rows, disclose calculation settings, and inspect the current single-claim workpaper and exact-file integrity reference.
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Build Explicit Value Lineage Where Appropriate
Select one evidence-supported positive source, explicitly allocate analytical value, verify exact conservation, and finalize an immutable tracing run. A TraceLot is analytical value, not physically identifiable dollars. The run may reach an outgoing reviewed transfer boundary, but it creates no destination TraceLot and does not propagate source value into another account.
Account Safety Limitations
Do Not Rely on Interface ConcealmentHigh-conflict matters can involve coercion or device surveillance. Interface behaviors do not replace a personal safety plan, device security, counsel guidance, or emergency services.
- Duress Password: Do not treat the alternate-login behavior as a guaranteed covert, deletion, or forensic-resistance control. A server session, browser history, network log, notification, or other device artifact may remain.
- Quick Exit: A redirect or screen change does not erase browser history, server logs, downloaded files, notifications, or device-level evidence.
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