SOURCE CATEGORIES

Sources first.
Claims second.

Sericant’s research begins with the source categories relevant to the agreed question, then identifies what the available material does — and does not — support.

01

Official corporate records

Public enterprise-registration, filing and disclosure records that are relevant and lawfully available for the agreed research scope.

02

Regulatory and public-authority materials

Public notices, registers, approvals or other authority publications where relevant to the requested question.

03

Court and other public records

Publicly available judicial or administrative materials only where they are included in the confirmed scope and can be reliably identified.

04

Lawfully usable supplementary information

Licensed, authorised or other lawfully usable information may assist research, subject to applicable terms, source limits and the confirmed scope.

Coverage is
scope-dependent.

Source availability varies by entity, jurisdiction, date, access conditions and the customer’s requested purpose. A category listed here is not a promise that every source will be searched for every engagement.

Sericant distinguishes source-supported facts, AI-assisted organisation or interpretation, and information gaps. We do not present an AI output as an independent factual source.

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