Document Change Tracking

Change tracking is often implemented at file level, which answers that something changed and nothing more. Useful tracking operates at the level a reader reasons about — this clause, this figure, this obligation — because the questions that arise are specific. The cost of coarse tracking is paid during disputes and audits, when establishing what a document said on a given date requires reading two full versions side by side rather than consulting a record.

Version lineage in Centralpoint is held on the record, so a change is locatable rather than inferred by comparison. When an AI assistant answers a question about a document's history it retrieves from that lineage with citations resolving to the specific versions involved, which means an answer about what changed can be verified against the record rather than trusted.