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A claim you
can back up.

Research and sources in Peak Docs: claims with a traceable origin, proven and assumed kept apart. A way to check; the source panel is a preview.

Which question must the source answer?

Your next review briefFinding

Mark the sentences backed by a link, a reference or a figure from a named source.

You can take the brief with you at the end of the page. The original evidence stays open.
View the method
Example
Made-up market note
Today
Links, references, comments
Durum
Source panel: preview
Research starts with a question
Question → method → finding

Proven or assumed:
every claim says which.

The sculpture is an illustration, not study evidence.
The starting point

Where does this claim come from?

In Peak Docs you add links, reference customers, projects and tasks with @ and record doubts as a comment on the paragraph. A source panel with citable facts is a preview. This page shows how you check claims today.

Context → question → next step

Finding & data slice

What your document really proves.

No research results. Peak Docs does not search for sources itself today; every detail comes from your own text.

Observation

Interpretation

Karar
Figure 01

The evidence is still pending

No measured values. The figure stays empty until real, checked data exists.

Chart and alternative data table share the same checked source.

Transparency is part of the result

How to check a claim.

A document is only as credible as the sources behind its claims.

01 / Source briefMethod before measurement

Guiding question

Which claim needs proof before you share?

Source
Link or reference right at the sentence
Doubt
Comment on the paragraph with a mention
02 / State

What counts as an
observation?

Dated version you can restore

Event defined reference groupMeasurement scheme · no calculated study value

03 / LimitsNo search across all documents, no automatic fact check

How data becomes orientation

Finding. Interpretation. Next step.

  1. What is proven?

    Mark the sentences backed by a link, a reference or a figure from a named source.

    Key idea

    Finding

  2. What is assumed?

    Label assumptions as assumptions and attach a comment until someone confirms them.

    Key idea

    Interpretation

  3. What are you missing?

    Turn every gap into a task, for example “find a source for paragraph three”.

    Key idea

    Next step

Your quality check

Does your document hold up to a question?

Tick what you have checked. Your selection stays in this view only.

00/ 03your checkpoints

0 of 3 points checked

Does your document hold up to a question?
Sources & context

What this article is based on.

A method with a made-up sample document, not a study. A source panel with citable facts and research across several documents are not available in Peak Docs; the source panel is a preview.

  • Editorial demo

    Editorial example with made-up sample data. Co-editing, library and search, comments, versions, references to customers, projects and tasks, health signals and link sharing exist in Peak Docs today; everything else is marked as preview, concept or planned.

  • Evidence pending

    No dataset and no study. The page shows a way to check, not measured values.

The next step

Prove first. Then share.

Write your document in Peak Docs, put sources right at the sentences and turn missing proof into tasks.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Peak Docs search for sources by itself?

No. Today you add links and references yourself. A source panel with citable facts is a preview and not yet available.

How do I record doubts about a claim?

As a comment on the paragraph, mentioning the person responsible. The comment can become a task.

Does the AI search all my documents?

No. “Ask this document” answers from the open document. Research across several documents is not available.

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