Every figure traces back to the page it came from.
Every figure an agent writes carries a footnote and a label, so you can see what it rests on before you rely on it. Whether the evidence is enough is your call.
Open any figure.
Mona and its subagents cite evidence for every figure they write.
- Footnotes
- Hover over a footnote to see its source and the value it holds. Click through, and the document opens at the page cited.
- Every kind of source
- A document page, a value read from it, transactions, a balance, what your client said, a filed statement, or a saved property page.
- Calculations
- A computed figure shows its formula and inputs, so anyone can reproduce it.
Know what each figure rests on.
Every figure carries one label, and a figure takes the label of what it's built on.
- Verified and Computed
- A document in the case establishes the figure at its date, or the figure is arithmetic on verified ones.
- Declared and Client-stated
- What a party's sworn statement says, and what the client told the firm. A figure built on either carries that label and names the input.
- Estimate
- A value with no document that establishes it, shown with its basis, its range, and the valuation needed before you rely on it. An Estimate never confirms or contradicts a declared figure.
See what cuts against it, and what changed.
Each field of a line needs its own evidence, and that evidence can change.
- Supporting, conflicting, excluded
- Each field of a statement line lists the evidence its value rests on, what disagrees, and what Trace set aside, with its reason.
- Changed sources
- A citation points at the exact version Mona used. When a source changes, the memo says so, the draft lists it, and the statement line reads Cannot verify until Trace looks again.
- Legal authorities
- Cases, statutes, and rules are checked separately. One Mona didn't take from its legal reference waits until you confirm it or take it out, and export waits with it.
Use cases
How you'd use the evidence.
A memo says $28,000 moved two months before commencement.
- Your move
- Click the footnote.
- Mona provides
- Its source, open at the page cited.
A figure could be documented, sworn, or only what the client said.
- Your move
- Read its label.
- Mona provides
- Verified, Computed, Estimate, Declared, or Client-stated, so you know what it rests on.
Someone asks how a number was reached.
- Your move
- Open its citation.
- Mona provides
- Its formula and inputs, so anyone can rebuild it.
You need to know what could undercut a line.
- Your move
- Open the field's evidence.
- Mona provides
- What supports it, what conflicts, and what was set aside, and why.
A statement Mona cited is replaced after the draft is written.
- Your move
- Open the draft's Checks.
- Mona provides
- The source that changed, and a way to ask Mona to revise the draft.
A draft cites an authority Mona didn't take from its legal reference.
- Your move
- Confirm it or take it out.
- Mona provides
- A draft that can export once each authority is cleared.