Can a release include defective, stale or conflicting documents?

**Can a release include defective or conflicting documents?** Yes. A buyer can ask for defect types to be generated and tagged so they can be controlled and scored.

**Which defects are typical?** - Missing item - Expired or not yet valid - Issued to the wrong party - Unsigned or incomplete - Illegible or truncated - Duplicate of an item already supplied - Two documents that disagree on a value

**Are documents full files?** Scope this in a pilot. A release can carry structured fields plus generated text for each document, and a pilot can test whether page images or scanned layouts are needed. Many environments only need the fields and text the agent will read.

**Are the defect labels visible to the agent?** They can be held back. The agent sees the document content; the label sits in the grader's answer key. A buyer can also ask for a version with labels exposed for supervised or debugging use.

**Can defects be combined?** Yes, and combined defects are worth requesting, since an agent may fix the first gap it finds and stop. Ask for cases with two or three gaps, and for cases where a defect looks serious but a held record resolves it.

**Is this real customer paperwork?** No. It is generated. Inspect samples for grounding, and for any resemblance to real documents that would create disclosure risk, before use.