how-toDifficulty: beginnerTime: 15mVersion: v1Reviewed: 2026-07-14Reviewer: Litigation ownerTags: help, core-workflows, litigation
Build Evidence Map
Create claim-to-evidence mapping with source trace and confidence labels.
Overview
Create claim-to-evidence mapping with source trace and confidence labels.
Audience
- Lawyer
Product Area
Litigation
Prerequisites
- Litigation documents imported
Steps
- Define claims
Register claim statements and legal issues for the matter.
- Attach evidence links
Link supporting documents and annotate evidentiary strength.
Expected Result
The Litigation workflow completes without unresolved validation errors, and the result is visible to the intended roles.
Security and Audit Notes
- Use the least-privileged role that can complete the task.
- Confirm the resulting change or decision appears in the workspace audit trail when the workflow changes customer data or access.
Limits and Preconditions
- Available controls depend on the tenant plan, enabled modules, jurisdiction, and administrator policy.
- If a named control is not visible, confirm entitlement and role access before treating the behavior as a product failure.
Troubleshooting
- Unlinked claims: Run missing-link audit and resolve unsupported claims.
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Escalation
If the documented result cannot be reached after the checks above, capture the workspace identifier, affected product area, timestamp, and a redacted error message, then use Support. Never include secrets, privileged legal content, or customer documents in the initial report.