Source policy
Decide which public sources can support a claim, how current they must be, and where their limitations need to remain visible.
Founder and report reviewer
Zee Dhanani
I founded ExecSignal Advisory to give operating owners a smaller, source-visible way to pressure-test consequential decisions before they become expensive commitments.
Visible accountability behind the work
Automation can assemble evidence and enforce checks. It does not replace responsibility for what the final report says, what it cannot establish, and whether it is ready to leave the system.
Decision boundaries
Keep market evidence, owner-provided context, company records, calculations, and professional advice from being presented as interchangeable.
Human release
Review the exact customer work product before delivery and return unsupported, stale, or materially incomplete analysis for revision.
Corrections
Investigate source or interpretation concerns, correct public material when warranted, and preserve the boundary between a correction and a changed opinion.
Editorial standards
Public answers and reports retain the evidence date, original source, practical limitation, and the internal fact that would change the decision. An absent public signal is not treated as proof that a capability or result is absent.
- Direct source links for material public claims
- Clear labels for calculations and owner-provided context
- No invented company performance or implied credentials
- Human review before private report release
Inspect the work before you trust it
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