Verification
Verify uncertain information.
Verification is the human review stage in SKALV. Review tasks stay linked to the evidence and assessments behind a claim, so weak support remains visible until someone reviews it.
What this helps you do
Verification closes the main workflow: Evidence Intake → Signals → Consequences → Verification. People with the right role claim and complete review tasks linked to signals, consequence assessments and evidence. Results can be confirmed, false positive, inconclusive or follow-up needed — without inventing certainty.
Verification task
Illustrative example
Question
Is North Substation currently operating with reduced capacity?
Priority
Linked evidence
Status
Why verification is needed
Possible results
- Confirmed
- False positive
- Inconclusive
- Follow-up needed
Verification records human judgement. It does not automatically declare truth.
Sample content. Not live customer or incident data.
Result controls in the example are illustrative only. They are not public actions.
What you can do after sign-in
- Work a review queue with role-aware assignment
- Open linked consequence assessments when present
- Record a result without inventing certainty