What the monitoring report does not authorize
The report is context for a business decision. It does not authorize trading, promised returns, paid campaign activation or private-source use without separate approval.
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Set the rules for source access, permitted actions, retention, deletion and human review before a report is used.
Four stages keep access, evidence and decisions separate.
4
review stages
6
control points
Owner
final decision
Use only the source access and public scope agreed for this monitoring task.
A report does not authorize trading, paid advertising or another external action.
A named reviewer checks the report and remains responsible for the decision.
Agree how long the report history is needed for this source and business task.
Handle deletion requests and source changes through the agreed review process.
Surface changed sources and evidence gaps before anyone relies on a signal.
Write which public sources and topics are included and what stays outside the scope.
Review access conditions, changes and the context needed to understand the signal.
The reviewer decides whether to clarify, escalate or leave the signal unconfirmed.
Maintain the agreed history and update the scope when a source changes.
The report is context for a business decision. It does not authorize trading, promised returns, paid campaign activation or private-source use without separate approval.
A source can change its page, access conditions or meaning. The owner checks the change and updates the agreed scope before relying on a new signal.
No. aiRADAR monitors agreed sources and prepares context for review. Investment decisions, returns and autonomous advertising actions are outside its promise.
Discuss access and data handling
Discuss access and data handling