Record-to-source paths
Follow an important local detail back toward the municipal record or source document that supports it.
Keep normalized local context connected to the originating records and documents so an analyst, stakeholder, or reviewer can inspect the evidence before relying on it.
The provenance view makes it practical to move from normalized context back into the supporting record or document when a conclusion needs inspection.
Actual source-provenance view
The module is useful when it turns a broad local question into a reviewable next action without losing the supporting context.
A provenance layer earns trust when it helps a team answer a live review question quickly, not when it becomes a technical artifact no one revisits.
Follow an important local detail back toward the municipal record or source document that supports it.
Inspect evidence alongside the parcel and activity it informs instead of in a separate repository.
Preserve the source limits that should shape confidence in a derived or normalized detail.
Source linkage makes available evidence easier to inspect. Field completeness, document quality, and historical depth remain constrained by the original public record and its ingestion state.
Move into the part of the platform that helps research, verify, monitor, or deliver the work without starting over.