One line says where the file stands
A report opens with a line such as 5 to fix · 2 minor. Under it, one line says exactly what was checked: the number of documents and pages, and the date of the rules.
It is never a verdict. Final-ink does not say or suggest how an application will be decided.
Findings, grouped by what to do
- Fix before submitting: findings marked High or Medium.
- Worth a look: findings marked Low.
Severity always shows a word and a shape as well as a colour: a triangle for High, a diamond for Medium, a ring for Low.
What a finding holds
- What is wrong, in one sentence.
- The evidence: the quote it came from, with the document and page. Open in document shows the page with the quote marked.
- What to do about it.
- Ask client: a question you can copy.
Rule or AI
A finding with a solid tag comes from a rule: code that checks the file against a cited, dated source. A finding with a dashed tag is an AI observation: something a careful reader would question. Check an AI observation against the document before you act on it.
When nothing is found
“Nothing found to fix” means a clean result on the checks that ran, for the documents that were added. It says nothing beyond them. What we check lists what no review covers.
Still stuck? Write to support, and never include a client's name, documents, or identifiers.