A reviewer that cites its work.
CiviClear reads the documents behind a federal award, checks them against the rules that applied on the award date, and shows its evidence for every finding.
The right rule, for the right date.
The Uniform Guidance was renumbered in 2014, 2020 and 2024. The same clause carries a different citation depending on when the award was made. Try a date.
Illustrative. Final determinations rest with the state and FEMA.
Four outputs from every review.
Cited findings
Each finding quotes the clause, gives the page, and cites the rule version. Statuses use words and icons, never color alone.
Packet completeness
What the reviewer will ask for that isn't attached yet.
Corrective-action memo
A plain-language list of what to fix, where and why, ready for the finance team.
Signed evidence package
Findings, source and memo hash-chained (SHA-256) and signed (Ed25519). Verify it offline. Change one finding and it fails.
Tested on five real FEMA appeal decisions.
FEMA's findings were removed and the inputs committed to version control before the first run. We publish both results.
Small sample. The second run is not blind.
What CiviClear does not do.
- It does not make FEMA or state eligibility determinations.
- It does not replace your auditor or legal counsel.
- It does not approve anything on its own. A person signs off on every finding.
- It does not decide whether prices were reasonable. That needs market or bid data.