Trust

Trust, built into the workflow

Notellect is designed around a simple idea: trust is a property of reasoning, not just of final answers.

Trust Center concept
Trust Center19 trusted items
Gross margin glossarytrusted
Orders join declarationtrusted
Pricing change claimtrusted
Board-ready commentaryneeds review
Recent updates
Claim promoted
Now available as trusted context
Glossary updated
Term definition revised
Execution fact linked
Notebook result saved for reuse
Scope
Workspace
Data source
Model
Trust Signals

Trust can be attached, inspected, and challenged at the finding level

Instead of treating a final report as either fully trusted or fully suspect, Notellect keeps trust and support visible at the level of individual findings.

Trusted

Promoted to Trust Center. Governed and reused across analyses and Insight Reports.

Draft

Captured and useful, but not yet promoted as trusted context for reuse.

Evidence-linked

Claims point to the work behind them: executed steps, facts, and definitions.

Re-runnable

Saved runs keep code and results together so reviewers can reproduce the work.

Defined terms

Glossary entries keep key terms consistent across teams and reports.

Scoped

Trusted items can apply to the whole workspace, a data source, or one dataset.

Lifecycle

Local → Promote → Trusted → Reuse

Notellect separates creating a claim from trusting it. Work stays local until your team promotes it, and trusted items become reusable context in new analyses and reports.

Local
Promote
Trusted
Reuse

Governance

Know what a report depends on, what has been trusted, and where the analysis is still leaning on assumptions or incomplete support.

Auditability

Trace claims back to the steps and evidence that support them, and to the trusted items they reuse, instead of relying on narrative alone.

Clear trust states

Make it visible which findings are trusted, which are draft, and what still needs review.

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