Evidence methodology
Evidence before interpretation.
A project claim, a supplier assessment and a commercial outcome are three different kinds of information. CapexCue keeps each one's origin, date and meaning visible, so a decision can be traced back to its source.
How a Project overview is built
- Capture a source. Preserve its native identity, exact revision, observation date and content fingerprint.
- Propose and review claims. Validate the structure and cited evidence; a reviewer checks meaning and resolves project identity.
- Maintain project history. Keep superseded assertions and explicit conflicts rather than overwriting the past.
- Release deliberately. Review public rights and factual eligibility. The public page and its export use the same approved facts.
What the labels mean
- Reported
- The source states the value; independent confirmation is not implied.
- Planned / conditional
- An intention or conditional event, not a completed milestone.
- Estimated
- A source estimate, not committed expenditure or a final specification.
- Unknown / not observed
- The available evidence does not establish the answer. Absence from the collection is not proof of absence.
- Confidence
- Evidence support for a claim on a 0–1 scale, not the probability of a project happening or a sale being won.
Supplier relevance is private interpretation
Your confirmed capabilities and territories are compared with released project facts. Expected equipment and systems needs stay separate from documented scope, and each keeps its premises and uncertainty visible. Your private priorities may be included when preparing a requested company recommendation. Supplier-confirmed capabilities and coverage remain unverified declarations, and a recommendation does not establish buying access.
A potential fit is not an available contract. Recommended actions name what to validate — the scope, the relevant participants, the buying timing — and your notes, decisions and outcomes stay in your supplier workspace.
Corrections and publication history
Use “Suggest a correction” on a dossier to submit a description and supporting URL. A submission creates a review item and does not change public facts automatically. A new publication replaces the displayed release deliberately; an incomplete rebuild retains the last valid release while its source permissions remain current.
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