The report

Two files, from the same run, saying the same things.

Document

What goes on the file. What was read, the parameters it was judged under, what the report does not cover, and every finding with its answer.

Worksheet

What gets worked. A summary sheet, and every finding as a row you can filter, sort and send on. Answered or not, all of them are there.

It says what it does not cover, before what it found

Every report carries the limitations in the same words: months Tally may have truncated, tests that did not run and that this is not the same as finding nothing, whether cash was identified by name, and the three things this version does not test at all.

A report that showed exceptions without those would be a claim about a population nobody proved.

An unfinished scrutiny reads as unfinished

A report generates whether or not every finding has an answer, because you need the draft to work from. A finding nobody answered for prints as unanswered, and an answer carried from an earlier year prints as unconfirmed, with the year it came from.

A test that ran and found nothing gets a line saying so rather than being left out. On paper, a missing section and a clean one look the same.

What it costs

Generating this report costs credits. You are shown the exact cost in the confirmation before it runs, and the current price list is on Settings → Credits and billing.

The footer of the run page states the exact price before you press either button.

The Document and the Worksheet are charged separately, each once for a given state of the run. Downloading either again is free: the stored file is re-signed rather than rebuilt, and a double click cannot charge twice. Switching between the two does not rebuild the other.

Answering a finding changes the report, and the first download of each format after that is charged again. That is correct rather than unfortunate, because it is a different document.