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What should I check to judge the quality of escalation material?

Quality is mostly consistency between records, so a buyer can run referential, authority and state checks, then read notes and inspect for grounding and disclosure risk.

Quality in this workflow is mostly about consistency between records, so start with checks that you can run mechanically before reading anything.

**Referential integrity.** Every referral should point to an existing case, every decision to a referral, every condition task to a decision. Orphans suggest weak generation.

**Authority consistency.** For each referral, the exposure should exceed the limit of the from-role for that product on that date, and the to-role should hold enough authority to decide. Cases that break this should be deliberate error cases, labelled as such.

**State consistency.** Status histories should follow permitted transitions. A case should not go from escalated to disbursed with no decision record.

**Note quality.** Read a spread of handover notes. They should state a recommendation, evidence and open doubts, and they should vary in quality rather than all reading the same.

**Outcome variety.** Check that approvals, declines, conditions and returns all appear, and that they are not determined by a single obvious field.

**Grounding and disclosure.** Because the material is generated, look for text that appears copied from a specific source, unusual specificity, or identifiers that could match real entities. Raise anything unexpected with MirrorFirm before using the material.

Run these on a sample first. They take little effort and show where the generator is strong and where it is thin.

Mechanical consistency checks on a small sample show where the generator is strong and where it is thin.

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