Reporting
Drafts that cite the file behind every claim
Drafting builds section text out of the evidence you have already collected. Where the evidence is thin, it leaves a visible placeholder instead of writing around the hole.
What it does
Citations, not assertions
Every factual claim in a draft links to the artifact and date it came from. Reviewers can follow the trail without asking you for it.
Placeholders you cannot miss
Missing evidence produces a marked gap in the draft rather than a confident sentence with nothing behind it.
Your voice, kept
Drafts follow the tone and structure of your previous submissions. The result reads like your institution wrote it.
What changes
Without Accreed
- One person writing nine sections in the last six weeks
- Claims that nobody can source when the visit comes
- Copy pasted from the previous cycle without checking
With Accreed
- A first draft of every section by the middle of the cycle
- A citation under every number
- Gaps marked in the document rather than discovered later
Questions about this module
No. It is a starting point that your committee edits, comments on, and approves. Nothing is submitted without a person deciding it is ready.
Yes. Upload the previous report and drafting will use it for structure and voice.
Works with
See Report Drafting on your own evidence
Bring one standard and the documents you already have. We will show you what coverage looks like in about twenty minutes.