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Overview

In the Documents area (labeled Evidence documents in the app), you will find a centralized overview of all uploaded compliance documents in Polygon One — whether submitted by you or your suppliers. In practice, this page is your organization-wide review and verification view for evidence.

Features

  • Centralized document overview — View all evidence documents in one place
  • Search & filter — Use the text search to find documents by article or supplier, and filter by validation status (All, Verified, Pending, Rejected, Expired); documents are grouped by supplier and article
  • Show deleted — Optionally also display removed documents
  • Validation status — Instantly see which documents are verified, rejected, or expired
  • Detail view — View AI analysis results, the original document, and metadata
  • Review focus — Quickly prioritize pending or problematic documents

Document Status

StatusDescription
VerifiedThe document was manually reviewed and accepted
Auto-verifiedAI analysis automatically confirmed the document as valid evidence
PendingThe document has been submitted and is still being reviewed
RejectedThe document was rejected — resubmission required
ExpiredThe document’s validity date has passed
InvalidThe document could not be processed or is not relevant

Document Detail View

Click a document in the overview to open the detail dialog.
The detail view contains:

Metadata

  • Document name and file type
  • Uploaded by — Name of the user or supplier who submitted the document
  • Uploaded on — Date of the upload
  • Certification scheme — If specified (e.g. FSC, PEFC, RSPO, Rainforest Alliance)
  • Assigned articles — Which articles are covered by this document
  • Notes — Context information added by the uploader

AI Analysis Result

After upload, each document is automatically analyzed by the AI. The detail dialog shows the complete analysis result:
FieldDescription
Document typeAutomatically detected type (e.g. certificate, permit, inspection report)
Assigned compliance categoriesWhich legal categories the document covers (e.g. land use rights, environmental protection)
Confidence scoreConfidence level of the AI classification
ValidationsPositively detected content and confirmed information
WarningsPotential issues that require attention
Critical noticesSerious deficiencies that may cause a rejection
RecommendationAI recommendation: accept or reject
With high confidence and no warnings, the document is automatically accepted as Auto-verified. With low confidence or critical notices, the status changes to Pending and requires a manual review.

Certificate Register Check

For FSC and PEFC certificates, the detail view additionally shows a register badge. It indicates whether the license is confirmed in the official register, the holder name differs, the license is invalid/expired, or the live check was unavailable. The badge is purely informational. For details, see Upload Evidence → Certificate Register Check.

Download the Original Document

Using the “Download” button in the detail dialog, you can download the original document as a PDF at any time.

Review Process

The review process for documents runs in three phases:
1

Upload & automatic analysis

After uploading, the document is automatically analyzed by the AI. The AI classifies the document type, assigns it to the relevant compliance categories, and assigns a confidence score.
2

Automatic or manual decision

  • High confidence, no critical notices → The document is automatically accepted as Auto-verified.
  • Low confidence or warnings → The status changes to Pending. You receive a notification and must review the document manually.
3

Manual review (if required)

For pending documents, you can do the following in the detail dialog:
  • Download and review the original document
  • View the AI analysis results and recommendation
  • Accept the document as Verified or mark it as Rejected
For rejected documents, a new document must be submitted. Use the Messages page to inform the supplier about the rejection and the required corrections.
All documents are retained for at least 5 years in accordance with EUDR requirements.
Documents are primarily uploaded via Evidence upload or the supplier portal. The document overview serves for centralized management and review — particularly helpful for quickly identifying rejected or pending documents.