Definition
Citation and Traceability
Citation and Traceability is the ability to reference the original source material behind an answer and show where the answer came from.
What is
Citation and Traceability
Citation and Traceability refer to the mechanism by which an answer is linked back to its original source material. In the Nahra model this includes references such as document names, clause numbers, sections, citations, and other evidence artefacts that allow the user to inspect the basis of the answer.
EXAMPLE
Use Cases
- Show clause references in standards
- Point to policy sections
- Cite operational procedures
- Support defensible decisions
Citation and Traceability
DEFINITION SNAPSHOt
Category
AI & Trust Concepts
Subcategory
Trust Principles
Definition Status
Approved
Version
v2.0
Last Updated
March 31, 2026
Search Intent
Definition