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C-File & Service Record AnalysisPlanned

Analyze prepared record text in bounded chunks and review evidence candidates before saving.
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Planned capability

Preview available, controls intentionally disabled

Preview the planned workflow. This workflow remains governed by VMC release controls in the background. Veteran-facing pages intentionally show only Planned status until normal certification and owner approval make the capability available.

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Source-linked record analysis

C-File and Service Record Analysis

Prepare reviewed text locally, divide it into bounded source chunks, identify deterministic evidence signals, search the active index, and organize possible relationship or evidence-gap reviews without predicting claim success or establishing service connection.

Eligible local sources

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Transient chunks

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Candidates

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Accepted candidates

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Saved analyses

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Browser-local source preparation

Open a C-File, STR, medical record, or claim record

Readable PDF text layers are recovered locally. Image-only pages can be prepared in maintained Local OCR and transferred through a validated single-use transfer. Full document text is transient and is not retained in the saved analysis record.

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Versioned local records

Saved record analyses

Source-linked reviewed results remain reopenable in this browser.

No C-File or service-record analysis has been saved in this browser.

Reviewed-result limits

This workspace supports bounded reviewed text, source/checksum validation, page-aware transient chunking, deterministic evidence cues, explicit candidate dispositions, local search, and reopenable reviewed analyses. Handwriting recognition, semantic embeddings, automated medical or legal relationships, and predicted claim outcomes remain outside the supported boundary.