Trust
Every figure gedonus puts on a slide carries the source it was read from, so the deck can be checked instead of trusted.
Source citation
Every figure points back
to where it came from.
gedonus drafts from the documents you hand it and keeps a link from each number on the slide to the page, cell or passage it was read out of. Open the marker on a figure and the source comes up at exactly that spot, so a reviewer can confirm it in seconds instead of rebuilding it from scratch.
Traceability
How a number earns
its place on the slide.
Grounded in your documents
gedonus writes a figure only if it can read it out of something you handed it: the CIM, the annual report, the board pack, the model. Your numbers never come from the model's general knowledge.
Cited at the point of use
The figure is kept with the file, page and passage it came from, attached to the shape itself. The citation travels with the slide, so it still holds when the deck is copied, reordered or handed on.
Flagged when it can't be verified
If no supplied document supports a number, gedonus does not invent one. It leaves the gap, marks it, and names the figure it could not stand behind, so an unverified claim never quietly becomes a fact.
Review
A person signs off
before the deck does.
Every edit gedonus proposes lands in a review list, shape by shape, with its sources attached. Approve it, decline it, or open the source and check the figure yourself. Nothing reaches the deck until someone approves it, and the record of who approved what stays with the file.
The flagged figures surface here too. A number gedonus could not verify is never quietly accepted: it arrives as an open decision, addressed to a human.