Reports and decision records
A decision record, not another dashboard.
A dashboard tells you that a number moved. MIQ keeps why the finding mattered, who owned it, what action followed, what value the evidence supports, and whether the problem returned.
- 01 Source
- 02 Formula and exclusions
- 03 Authority
- 04 Action
- 05 Review state
- 06 Correction and dispute
- A decision record, not another dashboard
Record anatomy
Six parts tell a reviewable money story.
The report carries the source, decision, and result forward instead of flattening the work into one metric or score.
01
Source
Identify the authorized export or document and the exact fields that support the finding.
02
Formula and exclusions
Record the calculation, units, inputs, and exclusions so unsupported value stays out.
03
Authority
Name the dealer-assigned role and signed-workflow authority for the decision.
04
Action
Preserve the corrective or preventive action selected by the authorized dealer role.
05
Review state
Show whether the record is open, under review, corrected, verified, held, or missing evidence.
06
Correction and dispute
Keep version history, reviewer disposition, and any open dispute instead of replacing the prior record.
Recovery Receipt
See what changed and what the evidence supports.
The Recovery Receipt brings the source, correction, applicable counterparty record or books entry, reviewer decision, supported value, and recurrence result into one reviewable trail. It shows exactly what supports the outcome while keeping open evidence and disputes visible. It records the result; it never creates or changes a fee or invoice.
Next decision
Follow the result back to its source.
Inspect the record from source reference through owner, action, review state, correction history, and outcome evidence.