investigation-add

To add interview notes to an employment investigation log, you provide the new batches of documents or observations. The system processes the incoming material against documented pull criteria, surfaces significant items, and records everything to prevent missing evidence.

The best way to track source coverage during evidence intake is by using a coverage checklist. As new documents and interview notes are processed, the system logs all reviewed items and prompts you to refresh the sources checklist to confirm completeness.

Coverage verification works by logging all reviewed documents and interview notes against a source checklist. It calculates a surface ratio of significant items found, ensuring that all documented pull criteria are met and no relevant evidence is missed.

Yes, you can process batch intake of interview notes for an open employment matter. The system accepts groups of incoming material, applies documented pull criteria to filter relevant findings, and updates the investigation log with the newly surfaced items.

A limitation of using a checklist for evidence intake is that it requires manual prompting to refresh source coverage after new batches arrive. If the documented pull criteria are not updated, newly surfaced items might not fully reflect the expanded scope of the investigation.