Content preparation
Prepare content from verified sources and a brief.
- Initial drafts require source gathering and facts or image rights can be lost.
Example paths: the agreed action or human review. This diagram does not run on your live data.
- 01Input: Brief · sources.
- 02The brief defines audience and format; permitted sources supply facts, and the draft includes structure, copy and links for editorial approval.
- 03Output to verify: Draft for editor.
- 04Unverified numbers, unlicensed materials and invented cases are excluded. Unknowns are flagged and publication requires approval.
- ✓The draft matches the brief, facts link to sources, disputed claims are flagged and publication stays with the editor.
- ✓We check repeated processing and connection failures using agreed examples.
An illustration of the logic, not a customer case. Connections and results are agreed before implementation.
What inputs do we need?
We need an example of “Brief · sources”, processing rules and an owner for “Draft for editor”. Access is requested after connections are agreed.
What happens if data is missing or an error occurs?
We check “Sources verified?”. Unverified numbers, unlicensed materials and invented cases are excluded. Unknowns are flagged and publication requires approval.
How is the result accepted?
The draft matches the brief, facts link to sources, disputed claims are flagged and publication stays with the editor.
How long does implementation take?
Scope, price and timing are defined after checking systems, access and exceptions. This page describes a possible workflow, not a ready connection to your data.
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