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To organize investigation reports into a reusable knowledge base, classify documents by their character—such as Domain, System, Quality, or Decision—and file them into the knowledge directory to automate knowledge management.

Automating document filing and classification involves applying a two-layer framework that categorizes reports by character and moves them into knowledge or workspace directories, ensuring auditability and organized knowledge retention.

To execute promotion, discard, or hold decisions on investigation reports, apply classification logic that processes prior document check results and files the promoted reports as archived knowledge assets.

Yes, you can categorize technical documents by character type. The classification framework supports sorting reports into categories including Implementation Specs, Runbooks, Standards, and Decisions for structured filing.

You need a two-layer classification framework for document organization when you must systematically evaluate investigation reports for promotion, discard, or hold decisions and file them into structured knowledge directories.

Yes, document organization requires prior validation results. The filing and reorganization decisions are tightly integrated with preceding document check outputs to execute accurate promotion and archiving actions.