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Investigation Version History

An investigator emailed a final report to HR and Legal and asked me to share it, but I don't know if the investigator …

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An investigator emailed a final report to HR and Legal and asked me to share it, but I don't know if the investigator kept the original working files or if redactions happened. My fear is sending a report without a defensible version history. Tell me whether this looks like a version-control problem or an incomplete handoff, recommend the safest way to share the report so Legal sees the latest version and our audit trail is preserved, and give me the exact message to send the investigator and HR that asks for any missing artifacts. I cannot invent records — only consolidate what's there.
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An investigator just finished a 40-page report that legal wants but we need version history for audit

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Because you rarely think 'I want the redaction tool'. You think 'I have to share this without leaking the client's details'. Start from the need, and the feature finds you.

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