Methodology
Facts first. Then conflicts. Then judgment.
Every audit builds a source-linked evidence database for your project, then reconciles it across documents and workstreams. AI assists the extraction and comparison — a person verifies every material finding.
The engine
How an audit runs
Document upload
Schedules, utility agreements, permits, water, incentives, procurement — whatever you're comfortable sharing.
Extraction
Every important fact is pulled out and structured: value, source, page, date, confidence.
Structured facts
The project becomes a queryable evidence database, not a folder of PDFs.
Conflict detection
Facts are cross-referenced across documents. Where two sources disagree, that's a finding.
Dependency mapping
Power → transformer → installation → commissioning → energization → customer delivery. We map what depends on what.
Risk report
Conflicts become an executive risk register with impact, recommendations and information gaps.
Evidence discipline
Every statement in the report is one of four things
Documented fact
A source explicitly states it. Cited to document and page.
Conflict
Two sources disagree. Both citations shown side by side.
Inference
Our analysis suggests something. Labeled as inference, never presented as fact.
Recommendation
What management should consider doing, and why.
AI can extract, classify, compare and summarize. It never makes the final call on a material finding — that distinction is built into the methodology, not bolted on.
The internal checklist
The questions we ask of every project
Power
How much? When? Who provides it? Is it contractual? What conditions, milestones, dependencies?
Water
Source? Capacity? Permit? Application? Approval? Timing?
Permits
Required? Submitted? Approved? Conditions? Dependencies?
Incentives
Threshold? Eligible costs? Deadlines? Current forecast? Exposure?
Procurement
Long-lead equipment? Order date? Delivery? Installation? Commissioning?
Schedule
Energization? Construction? Commissioning? Customer delivery?
Then we cross-reference all of them against each other.