How Inquory uses artificial intelligence.

Permitted assistance

AI systems may help with topic discovery, source discovery, structured extraction, claim inventories, comparisons, draft preparation, citation checks, accessibility review, metadata, code, tests, and maintenance analysis. Evidence and limitations remain attached to the resulting work.

What the disclosure does not claim

• No fictional author, expert, tester, credential, interview, or experience.
• No human review unless a real person performed and recorded that role.
• No qualified-professional review or certification unless explicitly verified.
• No product testing, real-world outcome, or reader-demand evidence without a retained record.
• No autonomous publication authority from an AI score alone.

How review labels should be read

“Sources checked” means the cited material was reviewed for the stated claim. It does not mean Inquory operated a product, reproduced a vendor result, or completed a real-world test. Those stronger claims require a retained test record and an explicit evidence label on the article.

An AI-agent review is a recorded review event performed by an AI agent against a defined revision; it is not a human review. “Editorially reviewed” identifies a completed editorial check for that revision and does not imply specialist credentials, hands-on use, or qualified-professional review. A human reviewer is named only when that person actually performed and recorded the role.

Calculator review boundary

The AI Automation ROI Calculator received a separate formal AI-agent review, independent of the implementing agent, and deterministic formula, boundary, rendering, and route checks for its exact reviewed revision. It did not receive human editorial review. Qualified-professional review was assessed as not applicable to that low-risk deterministic scenario model; no legal, accounting, privacy, financial, or accessibility certification is claimed.

The editorial method describes the wider evidence and correction controls. Material errors can be reported through the active, monitored corrections process.