When should I use the AI due diligence evidence map?

Use it when the buyer is already asking procurement-style questions and the packet is mostly clear, but one claim still needs proof assets, ownership, review date, escalation notes, or framework references behind it.

Is this different from the due diligence template or scorecard?

Yes. The template shapes the packet, the scorecard checks whether the operating facts are ready, and this evidence map packages the proof trail behind one claim once the packet is mostly assembled.

Does this send my draft to a server?

No. The workspace runs locally in the browser, autosaves on the current device, and does not send the draft to a server.

Browser-only due diligence proof mapper

Turn one due diligence claim into a buyer-ready proof trail.

Use this workspace when the buyer already wants the vendor chain, framework notes, approval owner, or escalation path, but one claim inside the packet still needs proof assets, named ownership, review date, or framework references before procurement, security, privacy, or counsel will trust it. Package the claim locally, then copy a buyer-ready evidence note, proof checklist, and internal handoff brief without sending anything to a server.

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Operational proof packaging, not legal advice.

Use this page to package the evidence behind one due-diligence claim so the buyer can see the owner path, review date, proof source, and escalation notes clearly. Your security team, privacy team, procurement lead, and counsel still decide the final legal, contractual, or framework position.

Use it for

One claim inside a broader packet

Keep this narrow. If the due-diligence packet has three different weak claims, create three maps instead of folding everything into one fuzzy proof sheet.

Best when

The packet already exists

The template, scorecard, builder, or framework map should already have the packet shape. This page tightens one proof trail after the broader route is clear.

Do not use it for

Generic trust-center filler

If you still cannot name the workflow, customer scope, vendor chain, owner, or escalation path, step back to the scorecard or template before trying to polish one proof claim.

Evidence inputs

Package one buyer claim, the supporting proof, the named owner, and the recheck path. Keep the draft tied to one live diligence objection.

Company Named AI vendor Workflow reviewed Buyer diligence request Claim under review Proof assets Named owner Approval or escalation path Last reviewed Next recheck trigger Framework or contract notes Open proof gaps

Evidence readiness

9/10 Buyer-ready

This draft names the claim, proof assets, owner path, review date, and recheck trigger needed for a due-diligence proof note.

Best next step

Copy the buyer-ready note now, then route back into the packet builder or framework map if the broader file still needs to absorb the proof trail.

What is still thin

What already holds up

This workspace runs in your browser. Inputs stay local and autosave on this device only.

Buyer-ready evidence note

Use this when the buyer wants the proof trail behind one due-diligence claim, not another abstract paragraph.

Proof checklist

Use this when procurement, security, privacy, or counsel wants to see the exact owner, proof source, review date, and next recheck path.

Internal handoff brief

Use this when the evidence needs a fast teammate review before it goes back into the due-diligence packet or the live buyer reply.

Packet shape still weak

Go back to the template or scorecard

If the workflow, vendor chain, customer scope, or owner path is still fuzzy, step back before trying to harden the proof note.

Open template Open risk checklist Open scorecard

Broader packet ready

Fold the proof back into the packet

Once the claim is defensible, route it back into the packet builder or framework map so the whole due-diligence file carries the tighter proof trail.

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Still blocked

Escalate to human judgment

If the proof trail is still too weak, the owner path is disputed, or the buyer is mixing multiple objections together, route through the due diligence starter pack for one-answer cleanup or use the teardown or audit for prioritization.

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