Source provenance
Research findings and Story Evidence stay connected to the article, passage, document or transcript moment behind them.
Trust and provenance
Intelligence you can trace.Journalism you can stand behind.
Redacto Flow keeps the source behind each finding visible and every editorial decision with journalists and editors.
- Open the source behind a finding
- Inspect the evidence behind assisted work
- Review, revise or reject every suggestion
Trust architectureProtected workflow
Source visibility and newsroom control
Source active
Every finding keeps its provenance
Journalists can open the exact article, document or transcript passage behind a result.
- Exact passage
- Date + publisher
- Original context
Open supporting source
Workflow activeSource context is ready.Next editorial action: Open supporting source.
Editorial trust
Trust is part of the workflow architecture.
Trust depends on seeing the source, understanding the working context and knowing who approves the result.
Visible working context
Journalists can inspect what informed an assisted suggestion before using it.
Evidence boundaries
Only material approved for the Story enters its drafting context.
Accountable roles
The workflow keeps editorial responsibility attached to newsroom users.
Editorial approval
Every outline, draft and revision remains subject to journalist and editor judgment.
No automatic publication
Redacto Flow never publishes a Story autonomously.
How it works
From source to accountable decision.
Evidence keeps its origin.
Open the source behind a claim, quote, number or finding.
Assistance remains explainable.
Review the context used for an outline, draft or revision.
Suggestions remain optional.
Accept, change or reject every assisted contribution.
Editorial judgment remains final.
A newsroom user owns the decision to publish.
Redacto Flow
Evaluate the evidence and editorial controls.
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