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Contract CP
Your sign-off travels with the report long after the engagement ends and long after the client has filed the document. The record that defends that sign-off is whatever you kept at the time. TableOne Flow is built for the Competent Person who needs that record to be complete, structured, and theirs to keep.
The engagement ends. The sign-off doesn’t
The junior company you signed for two years ago has been acquired. The new technical team is reviewing prior estimates. They contact you — not the company — because your name is on the report.
The Word document is somewhere on their server. The supporting data is in an email thread that predates the acquisition. You have a PDF and a memory of what you relied on.
That is the exposure that contract CPs carry and that most drafting tools do nothing about.
Your record, independent of the client
Each client engagement is a separate project in TableOne Flow. Evidence attaches to the criterion it supports. Every change is logged against your identity with a timestamp. The drafting record is yours — not the client’s shared drive, not an email thread, not a folder of files whose relationship to the Table 1 is not obvious.
Your project data stays on your device on the Solo tier — nothing leaves unless you choose to export it. Each client’s project sits in its own local project file, isolated from every other.
When the engagement is complete, the client receives the Table 1 and the attached evidence as a complete export package — the Table 1 and its attached evidence together in one deliverable. You retain your own copy of the complete project record, independent of what the client does with theirs.
When the question comes back years later, the record is there.
TableOne Flow
Audit Record
- Project
- Quinn Downs Silver Prospect
- Reporting entity
- Quinn Downs Mining Ltd (ASX:QDM)
- Report type
- Exploration Results
- Commodity
- Silver
- JORC version
- JORC 2012
- Jurisdiction
- ASX
- Lifecycle
- published
Competent Persons
AusIMM (CP) #112387 1, 2
28 May 2026
All Competent Persons have signed off this report.
- Generated
- 2026-05-28T03:14:07Z
- Document hash
- See sidecar .audit-record.txt for the SHA-256 of this PDF.
AI assistance disclosure
AI assistance used: No · Invocations: 0. No AI critique panel was available in this build, or was available but not used during drafting.
Drift events
No post-sign-off or post-cp-return drift detected.
Schema and provenance
TableOne Flow 0.9.0 · build 9b2c1a4f7e30 · schema 3.1
PDF SHA-256: 7f3a9c14e0b86d52a1f4c037be95d8210c6e4af79b3d5012e8a6f1c47b9d2305
Compute the PDF’s hash and compare it to this line — a match means the record is unaltered since it was signed. Tamper-evident: a later change is detectable, not prevented.
The Audit Record you keep — the durable export, independent of the client, that answers the question years after the engagement ends. · Pro tier · Sample data.
Your prior engagements, at hand
Across engagements in the same commodity or region, you have addressed many of these criteria before. A reference library keeps your prior published JORC reports open beside your draft, so you can see how you approached a criterion last time — while every response stays specific to this engagement’s data. Each client project remains its own isolated record; the reference library is yours.
On Pro, your library will sync across your devices and, by default, only you can read it, so your own body of work travels with you from engagement to engagement.
Tiers for contract CPs
Pro — one CP licence with per-project isolation. Right for a contract CP running one or two client engagements at a time. See what’s included in Pro.
Business — if you are running several concurrent client engagements at once, with client workspace separation and multiple CPs per section. Portfolio view across active projects is planned. See what’s included in Business.
Getting started
Register interest — tell us how many client engagements you typically run at once and we’ll write back directly about the right tier for your setup.