Which supporting artefacts should a reseller request with generated intake records?
Supporting artefacts can expose the indirect evidence used in routing, including attachment descriptions, caller authority and service identifiers supplied outside the main message.
Use this checklist to scope the supporting artefacts included with a generated intake collection.
- Channel metadata and structured form selections. - Attachment descriptors and any generated extracted text. - Service or order references supplied separately. - Caller role and stated authority to act. - Intake notes recorded by a receiving officer. - Explicit markers for missing or unreadable artefacts.
These artefacts can determine whether an assignment is justified. In healthcare administration, the main message may ask for an appointment change while an attached referral description identifies the relevant clinic. The package needs a clear boundary between evidence actually supplied to the model and evidence mentioned but unavailable.
Ask whether attachment content is delivered, represented through extracted text or intentionally withheld. A filename alone should not silently stand in for information that the task expects the model to read.
For resale, document these choices in the product specification. MirrorFirm could generate a consistent evidence bundle, but the downstream customer's input pipeline must support the artefact types required by the chosen tasks.
Specify the evidence bundle deliberately so customers can assess routing across the full intake record rather than message text alone.
- Audience:
- Licensed resellers
- Content type:
- Checklist
- Buyer question:
- What can be generated
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