PrecisionKit

Methodology

Draft

This policy is implemented in the calculator framework now; it will be reviewed again as each numbered tool ships real data.

Formulas are visible

Every result comes with a formula disclosure showing the exact calculation used, not just the output.

Assumptions are labeled

Default values (rounding mode, currency precision, example rates) are shown next to the result, not buried in a footer.

Sourced data carries a review date

Any preset that comes from a named vendor or standard shows its source, effective date and next review date. Fee/carrier presets are reviewed within 30 days or sooner on a provider change; technical/material standards within 180 days or sooner on change. A failed review disables the preset immediately rather than leaving stale data live.

Manual mode when data is unavailable

If a named dataset can't be verified, the tool falls back to an explicit manual-entry mode with visibly dated assumptions instead of guessing.