Statutes and government agencies
Primary legal, regulatory, emergency, public-health, and official program material.
Knowledge Standards
See how SDM Intelligence decides what it can say—and what it cannot.
The platform identifies sources first, separates sourced facts from interpretation, states uncertainty, tracks jurisdiction, and ends substantive answers with direct verification links.
Source Hierarchy
Stronger authority receives greater weight.
Published standards
Recognized technical standards where access and permitted use support the proposition.
Manufacturer documentation
Official product specifications, operation, and limitations.
Peer-reviewed research
Research directly relevant to the proposition.
Company knowledge
Same Day Mitigation service information and experience, clearly labeled as company-provided.
How SDM Intelligence Thinks
A visible path from incident facts to a qualified conclusion.
Evidence confidence
Reflects the authority, freshness, jurisdiction, and directness of the supporting source.
Reasoning confidence
Reflects how complete the incident-specific facts are and what remains unknown.
Interpretation boundary
Incident-specific inference is labeled separately and is never presented as though a government agency said it.
contract terms boundary
recovery documentation guidance explains common process and terminology without promising whether a agreement will pay.
Jurisdiction awareness
State-specific recovery documentation information is labeled by jurisdiction and should not be generalized to another state.
Privacy by design
Recovery Records remain local by default. No hidden document upload, third-party reviewer integration, or permanent server storage is introduced.
Verification
Sources are tracked, reviewed, and directly linked.
The Source Registry records permanent identifiers, authority, jurisdiction, status, verification date, review due date, supported propositions, and the exact link selected.