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Knowledge readiness review
Find the source, permission and quality gaps in a bounded collection before it is used by an assistant.
A collection inventory, sample quality findings and a prioritized preparation checklist.
What the work starts with
- A defined business question and intended audience.
- An authorized sample of documents, with owners and access restrictions.
- The current source locations, versions and review requirements.
How the review is structured
- Map the sample to source owners, permissions and update responsibilities.
- Inspect extraction quality, conflicting versions and missing provenance.
- Test whether representative questions can be answered from the supplied evidence.
- Record blockers and acceptance checks for the next preparation step.
What acceptance checks
- Every sampled item has an identifiable source and owner, or a recorded gap.
- Each finding links to evidence and names the decision or correction needed.
- The report distinguishes observed results from untested assumptions.
Scope limits
The review covers the agreed collection and sample. It does not certify organization-wide security or compliance, redesign a business process, or deploy an agent.
The collection, permissions, sample coverage and acceptance owner must be agreed for the specific work. Private customer material is not reused across engagements.
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