Citations

Check it against the law itself

Every answer names the document, the article and the clause, so you can verify it before you act on it.

Overview

Every answer cited

An answer you cannot check is an answer you cannot use in a decision that might be audited or challenged. Procuro cites the document, article and clause behind each point, which turns the assistant from something you have to trust into something you can verify — and makes it usable as a working step rather than a hint.

What it does

Verifiable, point by point

Each answer names the document, article and clause.

Every claim traces back to a specific provision.

Verification takes seconds rather than a search.

Usable where decisions may be audited or challenged.

The same discipline applies in all three languages.

How it works

How citation works

1Procuro retrieves the provisions relevant to your question
2It composes the answer from those provisions
3Each point carries its document, article and clause
4You verify against the cited text before acting
FAQ

Common questions

How precise are the citations?

Document, article and clause — not just a link to a law.

Why does citation matter here?

Procurement decisions get audited and challenged. A cited answer can be defended; an uncited one cannot.

Are citations given in every language?

Yes, regardless of whether you ask in Azerbaijani, Russian or English.

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