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Verifying facts
Why facts start unverified and how to confirm, correct or replace them.
A fact is one statement about your organisation, with the document it came from. Facts taken from documents start as unverified. Drafts mark unverified facts so you can see what still needs a person's eyes.
To verify
- Open the Fact sheet from the sidebar, under Library.
- Read the fact and its source. Click the source to open the document.
- Press Verify if it is right. Edit it if it is not; an edited fact counts as verified by you.
When two documents disagree
Afrant keeps the newer statement and shows the older one as replaced. Check which is right for the period you are writing about.
Why it matters
The Writing desk only states numbers and claims it can find in the fact sheet or the Library. A verified fact sheet is what stops a proposal from saying something untrue.
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