Receipts
Compliance-grade receipts with replay.
Example Question
What are the availability requirements for our EU region service, and what happens during a failover scenario?
Receipt Artifact
RCP-2084-AX9
Receipt ID
RCP-2084-AX9
Snapshot ID
SNAP-7dd1a2d9
Merkle root
0x7f82d1c87f3b8b6f72c957…
Run mode
deterministic
Conflicts logged
4 (2 warning)
Timestamp
Wed, 12 Mar 2025 10:45:11 GMT
Artifact
Demo record — generated for March 2025 replay
Original Question
What are the availability requirements for our EU region service, and what happens during a failover scenario?
Receipt Artifact
RCP-2084-AX9
Snapshot: SNAP-7dd1a2d9
Merkle root: 0x7f82d1c87f3b8b6f72c957aa1f1b20fe9f7e11b4a0f2a5c1c9d2a412e6c3d8a1
Demo record — generated for March 2025 replay
Confidence in evidence grounding
Clarity + fidelity of narrative
Replay receipt
Ready · waiting to replayDeterministic replay uses the same snapshot hash: 7dd1a2d9:ca7e9b1f6d2e
Conflicts recorded: 2 warning / 2 informational. Hash stays consistent across replays.
Evidence & Extracted Texts
5 documents cited📄 Service Level Agreement v3.2(Pages 12-15)
Clause 4.2 availability carve-outs tied to the EU region.
Extracted Text
Clause 4.2: EU Region Availability Requirements. The service shall maintain 99.9% uptime availability within the European Union region, excluding scheduled maintenance windows. During failover scenarios, the system must complete transition within 5 minutes with zero data loss. All failover events must be logged and auditable.
📄 Infrastructure Runbook - Failover Procedures(Section 3.2)
Controlled failover step executed before the assistant response.
Extracted Text
Failover Procedure Step 1: Verify primary region health status. Step 2: Initiate controlled shutdown of primary services. Step 3: Activate secondary region services. Step 4: Verify data consistency checks. Step 5: Route traffic to secondary region. All steps must complete within 5-minute window per SLA requirements.
📄 Data Residency Policy EU-GDPR(Section 6.1-6.3)
Residency and consent verified before releasing the summary.
Extracted Text
Policy 142: All data processing within EU region must comply with GDPR Article 6 (lawful basis) and Article 44 (transfers). User consent must be explicitly obtained and recorded before any data processing. Audit logs must capture consent timestamp, method, and scope.
📄 Incident Knowledge Base - Historical Events(Entry KB-2024-024)
Incident timeline cross-checked to avoid outdated information.
Extracted Text
Historical Incident KB-24: On 2024-11-15, a failover event occurred in EU-West region. Root cause: Network partition detected. Resolution time: 4 minutes 32 seconds. Data consistency verified post-failover. No customer impact reported. This incident validates current failover procedures.
📄 Policy Configuration - Conflict Resolution(Config Section 2.1)
Conflict policy loaded with strict override rules.
Extracted Text
Conflict Resolution Policy CFG-08: When multiple sources conflict, priority order: 1) Latest verified policy document, 2) Explicit user consent records, 3) Historical incident data. All conflicts must be logged with severity level (warning/info) and resolution method.
Applied Policies
4 policies activeEU-GDPR Data Residency
Ensures all data processing complies with GDPR requirements for EU region operations
SLA Compliance Verification
Validates that service availability commitments meet contractual obligations
Failover Audit Trail
Requires complete logging of all failover events with timestamps and verification
Conflict Resolution Rules
Defines priority order and logging requirements for conflicting information sources
Graph Reasoning Steps
8 stepsExtracted intent: availability requirements + failover procedures for EU region
Inputs: QueryNode
Found 5 relevant documents: DOC-12, RNBK-03, POL-142, KB-24, CFG-08
Inputs: DocumentRetrieval
Extracted 5 text segments covering availability SLA, failover procedures, GDPR compliance
Inputs: TextExtraction
Applied 4 policies: EU-GDPR residency, SLA verification, failover audit, conflict resolution
Inputs: PolicyApplication
Detected 4 conflicts: 2 warnings (unverified source attempt, outdated info), 2 info (record drift, human override)
Inputs: ConflictDetection
Constructed graph with 42 nodes, 118 edges. Connected: SLA requirements → Failover procedures → GDPR compliance → Historical validation
Inputs: GraphReasoning
EU region requires 99.9% uptime. Failover completes in <5min with zero data loss. All events logged per GDPR audit requirements.
Inputs: AnswerGeneration
Receipt locked to SNAP-7dd1a2d9 with hash 7dd1a2d9:ca7e9b1f6d2e. All evidence, policies, and reasoning steps bound to record.
Evidence Summary
Cited artifacts- DOC-12Service agreement — lines 118-142
Clause 4.2 availability carve-outs tied to the EU region.
- RNBK-03Runbook: failover — lines 44-63
Controlled failover step executed before the assistant response.
- POL-142Audit policy — lines 142-188
Residency and consent verified before releasing the summary.
- KB-24Knowledge base — lines 201-224
Incident timeline cross-checked to avoid outdated information.
- CFG-08Policy config — lines 08-24
Conflict policy loaded with strict override rules.
Conflicts
Live constraints- CF-01info
Record drift avoided
Source changed after intake; the decision stayed tied to the original record.
- CF-02warning
Assistant response guided
The assistant tried to use an unverified source; the rule set blocked it and used an approved summary.
- CF-03info
Human override logged
Reviewer added a rebuttal note and the record was updated with the approval.
- CF-04warning
Outdated info filtered
Old data was removed before answering; the receipt shows what was kept.