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Evidence Search Assistant

Search Assistant — Saved Questions

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Primary audience: users who save or monitor recurring business questions

Purpose

Saved Questions stores reusable queries and monitors their evidence-supported answers for material change. It helps users follow recurring risks, commitments, acceptance, customer concerns, commercial interest, and administrative gaps without repeating manual searches.

Scope controls and indicators

Owner defaults to the signed-in user. Schedule filters manual, daily, weekly, or other permitted cadence. Answer State selects unchanged, changed, unavailable, stale, or needs review. Scope filters the authorized object boundary.

Saved Questions shows stored queries. Answers Changed counts material changes since the user's last review. Subscriptions counts active recipient subscriptions. Evidence Stale identifies answers relying on outdated or unavailable sources.

Monitored business questions

Each card shows question, current concise answer state, last run, next run, scope, material-change marker, evidence freshness, and subscription count. Opening a card displays prior answer, current answer, changed evidence, and history.

Supporting analysis

Run cadence shows schedule distribution. Material answer changes explains which new, corrected, removed, or permission-changed evidence caused an answer to change. Question controls surfaces rerun, review, error repair, subscription, and deletion work.

Actions

  • Save a new question from Ask or Search Results.
  • Run one or all changed questions now.
  • Edit wording, filters, scope, schedule, or material-change rule.
  • Subscribe or unsubscribe permitted recipients.
  • Open changed evidence and compare answers.
  • Pause, archive, or delete a private saved question.

Save questions whose answers influence recurring decisions. Define a narrow scope and meaningful change rule. Review changed answers and their evidence before responding; do not treat a new answer as a notification that the underlying business state is confirmed.

Ask, Search Results, and Search History.