Enterprise · Validation

When your AI finds something wrong, a named person confirms it before it ships.

Savia turns an AI-flagged conflict into a task with its full evidence, routes it to a named reviewer, and records the decision as confirmed — never inferred, never guessed. We run this today on CareCompile, our own clinical-intelligence platform: when an automated review flags a conflicting protocol value, a real person adjudicates it before it reaches a clinician. If your team ships AI-assisted work and needs the same guarantee, this is what we do — for you too.

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EVAL / CO-042REGIONAL READINESS
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Is the conflict written down with its evidence, or does someone have to reconstruct it from memory?

PASS
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Did a named person decide, or did an aggregate score decide for them?

REVIEW
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Is that decision recorded permanently, so the next run does not repeat the same unresolved question?

PASS
Not a benchmark score

A record of who decided, and why.

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Evidence

Every task carries the exact conflicting values and where each one came from — not a summary.

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Decision

One named person answers. Not a vote, not a threshold.

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Provenance

The answer is stored as human-confirmed, permanently distinct from anything a model inferred.

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Traceability

Every confirmed fact traces back to the task, the evidence, and the person who decided.

EVALUATION LOOP

How a finding becomes a validated fact.

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Find

An automated review flags a conflicting or unconfirmed claim.

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Task

It becomes a task: the conflict, the candidate answers, the evidence for each.

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Confirm

A named person reviews it and records a decision.

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Apply

The confirmed answer replaces the flagged one, traceable to who decided and why.