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The evidence behind every monitoring year.

PIN reads bank records, monitoring data and performance standards together, so a sponsor or a reviewer can see how a bank is performing and where each result came from.

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What PIN keeps

Three records, one evidence trail.

One place for what a bank is, what it holds, and what is kept with it.

Bank and credit records from RIBITS, joined to the documents and monitoring evidence kept alongside each bank.

Source attribution

  • RIBITS bank record
  • RIBITS credit balances
  • Bank documents
Layout of a record (not a live record)
Source
RIBITS, with the record it came from
Retrieved
Date and time of each pull
Method
How records were matched to the bank
Limits
What the public record does not show

Evidence chain

Every result has evidence.

PIN shows not only what a result is, but what supports it.

  1. 01

    Evidence

    Source records

  2. 02

    Context

    Plan and history

  3. 03

    Assessment

    Against the standard

  4. 04

    Recommendation

    What to review

  5. 05

    Decision

    Review history kept

Where PIN fits

A repository holds the record. PIN works with it.

The official repository

  • Holds the public record of banks and credits
  • Answers: what is on file?

PIN

  • Joins records, plans and monitoring data
  • Checks results against the standard that applies
  • Keeps the history and the sources
  • Answers: what should be reviewed next?

Scope

What PIN does not do.

Knowing where a tool stops is part of trusting it.

  • A credit marketplace or an availability search.
  • Field data capture, wetland delineation or vegetation identification.
  • A replacement for the official record. RIBITS stays the public repository.
  • Credit-release readiness. That is not available yet.

Show your sources.

See a bank record built from its sources, with the limits stated.

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