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This page explains what analysts see in the Web UI and how to use it to review Document Forensics results efficiently.
For access and deep links, see Accessing the Web UI.

What analysts see (UI layout)

Web Ui Layout 1

1) Document preview (center)

  • The original document is displayed in the main viewing area.
  • Analysts use this to visually inspect the document while reviewing findings.

2) Verdict summary

  • The UI shows the overall risk/verdict for the document.
  • Use this as a triage signal to prioritize review.

3) Indicators list

  • The UI lists detected indicators (risk, trust, info).
  • Analysts can expand indicators to see details and supporting context.
Start with the highest-impact indicators first (typically those associated with elevated risk).

4) Indicator visualization (“Show”)

Many indicators support a Show interaction that highlights relevant area(s) in the document view. This is the fastest way to connect a finding to evidence.
Ui Show Button
Not all indicators support visualization. If there is no Show action, review the indicator text and metadata instead.

5) Metadata and classification

  • Displays extracted metadata and classification-related information (where available).
  • Useful for sanity checks and understanding context (e.g., producer/creator metadata, classification output).
Web Ui Metadata

Exports and reporting

If enabled for your tenant, analysts can generate/download a PDF report for sharing or audit trails.
Web Ui Pdf Report
  1. Open the case via deep link: /analysis/<submission_id>
  2. Check the overall verdict to understand priority
  3. Review the indicator list from highest impact to lowest
  4. Use Show to verify evidence in the document
  5. Review metadata/classification for consistency
  6. Export a report if required by your process