See the evidence behind Optible's Rank & Explanation

Optible's Rank & Explanation now shows its work

Open an application's Criteria tab. Under each Rank & Explanation there's now a source count. Expand it and you see what the rank was based on: the questions the applicant answered, and the documents they uploaded.

Click a source and it opens where you already are. A form answer scrolls into view and highlights. A document opens in the viewer on the right page, with the cited passage highlighted. Nothing opens in a new tab, so you don't lose the reasoning you were reading.

The evidence gets checked, too. If an answer was edited or a document replaced after the assessment ran, that source is flagged rather than dropped. A Rank & Explanation that has drifted from what it cited will say so, instead of looking better supported than it is.

So you can follow any rank back to the sentence or the page it came from.

Private notes, in your browser only

There's a notes panel now, which opens from any page. Write what you need while you assess. It's encrypted and stored in your browser, never sent to our servers, and nobody else can read it, including anyone else using the same browser profile.

Drag it where you want. Make it bigger for longer notes. It survives signing out and back in. Clear your browser data and the notes go with it. The panel says so up front.