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Delivery schedule
Halvorsen Office Systems commits to delivery of all 240 units on September 10, 2024 to the receiving dock at 14 Ridgeway Avenue.
Installation will be carried out between September 11 and September 17, 2024, in floor order beginning with floor 2.
The delivery date stated above assumes purchase order issuance no later than August 9, 2024.
All 240 workstations were delivered to Building C in September 2024.
The September delivery is evidenced; the quantity is not.
+Supporting(3)
−Conflicting(1)
Showing Vendor Proposal.pdf, p. 4. Citation is supporting.
Designed for
How it works
Three steps. Nothing leaves the case unless you publish it, and nothing is asserted without the excerpt behind it.
Drag in PDFs, spreadsheets, images, transcripts and notes, or point CaseSignal at a public webpage. Page numbers, sheet names and row numbers are preserved as the record is indexed.
Procurement Request.pdf
3 pages
Vendor Proposal.pdf
5 pages
Invoice Register.xlsx
Sheet “Invoices”
County procurement page
Public webpage
Signed receipt.png
Vision extraction
Interview notes
Typed note
Claims, dated events and named parties are extracted from the excerpts themselves. Where two records state different values for the same thing, the difference is recorded rather than resolved.
| Claim | Status | Cites |
|---|---|---|
| The vendor proposal commits to delivery on September 10, 2024. | =Supported | +1 −0 |
| The quantity invoiced matches the quantity recorded as received. | ≠Contradicted | +0 −2 |
| A revised delivery date was communicated to the committee. | ≈Partial | +1 −1 |
| The 12 back-ordered units were subsequently delivered. | ?Unresolved | +0 −0 |
Open any citation at its exact location, edit what the analysis got wrong, then export a brief or publish a read-only evidence room containing only what you chose to include.
Key findings
Procurement Request.pdf
3 pages
Vendor Proposal.pdf
5 pages
Invoice Register.xlsx
Sheet “Invoices”
County procurement page
Public webpage
Signed receipt.png
Vision extraction
Interview notes
Typed note
Ingest
No template, no schema, no re-keying. CaseSignal reads what you have and keeps track of exactly where every sentence came from.
Twenty-five megabytes per record, validated by both extension and content type before anything is stored.
Fetched server-side with redirect and private-network protections, then reduced to readable text with its section headings intact.
Typed notes and pasted transcripts become first-class citable sources, with timecodes preserved where present.
Every excerpt keeps its page, sheet, row, section or timecode — which is what makes a citation openable.
Capabilities
Six surfaces over one indexed record set. Each is a different reading of the same evidence, and each carries its citations with it.
Every checkable assertion the records make, with its status derived from the citations for and against it.
| Claim | Status | Cites |
|---|---|---|
| The vendor proposal commits to delivery on September 10, 2024. | =Supported | +1 −0 |
| The quantity invoiced matches the quantity recorded as received. | ≠Contradicted | +0 −2 |
| A revised delivery date was communicated to the committee. | ≈Partial | +1 −1 |
| The 12 back-ordered units were subsequently delivered. | ?Unresolved | +0 −0 |
Parties, records and claims as one connected picture — including the connections that contradict.
Ask the case a question and get an answer drawn only from its records, with every factual sentence cited. When the records do not settle it, it says so.
Dated events with exact, estimated and conflicting dates distinguished — so a disputed date reads as disputed rather than as fact.
Dates, amounts, counts, names, titles, locations, procedures, statuses and sequence, compared across records and described neutrally.
A structured brief with its citation trail intact, exportable as Markdown or PDF, or publishable as a read-only evidence room.
Traceability
Select any excerpt to open its full citation — the record, the exact location inside it, the verbatim passage, its relationship to the claim, and the confidence of the extraction.
Claim
All 240 workstations were delivered to Building C in September 2024.
“Expected quantity: 240 units. Quantity received: 228 units. Quantity back-ordered: 12 units.”
Shown verbatim from the stored excerpt — the passage displayed is the passage that was indexed.
Where records disagree
CaseSignal reports that two records state different things. It does not tell you why, and it does not characterise the difference as an error, a discrepancy of intent, or wrongdoing.
How it reads
“These records appear inconsistent regarding the reported delivery date.”
What it never says
“This proves that the organization lied.”
These records appear inconsistent regarding the reported delivery date. No record in this case documents an agreed change to the contract schedule.
Stated value
September 10, 2024
Halvorsen Office Systems commits to delivery of all 240 units on September 10, 2024.
Stated value
September 18, 2024
The Facilities Manager stated that delivery of the 240 workstations is scheduled for September 18, 2024.
| Row | Invoice | Vendor | Qty | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 219 | INV-4469 | Meridian Facilities | 30 | $21,900.00 |
| 220 | INV-4470 | Northstar Print | 48 | $3,264.00 |
| 221 | INV-4471 | Halvorsen Office Systems | 240 | $178,080.00 |
| 222 | INV-4472 | Halvorsen Office Systems | 1 | $0.00 |
Jun 14, 2024
Purchase request submitted
S1 p. 1
Aug 2, 2024
Notice of award issued
S3 p. 1
Sep 10, 2024
Delivery date committed in proposal
S2 p. 4⚠ Sources differ
Sep 18, 2024
Delivery date stated to committee
S4 p. 14⚠ Sources differ
Sep 21, 2024
Delivery received — 228 of 240 units
S6 p. 1
Case copilot
The copilot answers from the case's own records and nothing else. Before an answer is shown, every citation it produced is checked against the excerpts that were actually retrieved — anything that does not resolve is removed.
Which records disagree about the delivery date?
The available sources conflict on this point.
The vendor proposal commits to delivery of all 240 units on September 10, 2024 S2 p. 4.
The committee minutes record delivery as scheduled for September 18, 2024, and record that no formal amendment was approved S4 p. 14.
The receiving report records the delivery arriving on September 21, 2024 S6 p. 1.
3 citations verified against the retrieved excerpts. Unverifiable citations are removed before an answer is shown.
Use cases
Templates set the objective and the questions worth asking. The underlying evidence model is the same in every case.
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Security and privacy
Source material is sensitive, and the product is built on that assumption.
Every case belongs to one organization. Access is verified on the server for each read and write, not just at the route.
Stored files are never publicly addressable. Reads are served through short-lived signed URLs or an authorized route that re-checks membership.
Claims and discrepancies carry an explicit review state. An analyst decision is recorded as such and is never overwritten by later analysis.
Briefs, evidence rooms and downloads are opt-in per item, and every export is written to the audit log.
Delete a source, a case, or every case in the workspace. Deleting a source removes its excerpts and every citation to it.
CaseSignal organises and cites records. It does not make legal conclusions or determinations about any person or organization.
Pricing
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Questions
Start with one record set. CaseSignal will show you what it says, where it disagrees with itself, and what is still missing.