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Resolving a finding: the four decision routes

Verify, assign, merge, or dismiss. You choose what happens to every finding, and every choice is logged for audit.

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Written by Sergey Yudovskiy

When Adentris surfaces a finding, you are always the one who decides what happens next. There are four routes, and the product is explicit that the choice belongs to you, not the AI.


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The four decision routes: verify, assign, merge, dismiss

The decision routes panel. Whichever route you take, it is logged for audit.


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The four routes

  • I have addressed it, verify: re-run the checks against the same document. It only closes when the gap is actually gone, so a fix has to be real to clear.

  • Assign to a person: hand the item to the counselor or clinician responsible for the document, so it lands with whoever can actually fix it.

  • Merge into another problem: attach this finding to a related one when they are really the same underlying issue, so you are not working the same thing twice.

  • Dismiss as minor: stop flagging one specific check for this patient and pattern. Even this is logged for audit.


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There is deliberately no way to make a finding quietly disappear. Verify re-checks the evidence rather than taking your word for it, and even a dismissal leaves a record. That is what keeps your audit trail complete and your team honest, without slowing anyone down.

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