ZANUS AI FOR FORENSIC AI & RECOGNITION — PROTOCOLS & QA
A protocol only protects the case when the examiner can find it — the controlled version, at that. In Zanus, examination protocols, QA manuals and evidence-handling SOPs are living documents: answerable in chat, attached to work, priority-ordered so the controlled version always wins.
Controlled tenant or air-gapped lab server · unlimited examiners · chain-of-custody-grade custody

QA upkeep, scheduled like casework: annual protocol reviews and proficiency checks on the calendar.
Media-handling SOPs, examination protocols, QA manuals, instrument logs: one library, controlled versions on top, superseded revisions outranked but archived for audit.
“What is the protocol for handling an encrypted device?” — answered in seconds with the SOP attached, to any authorized examiner, mid-examination or mid-testimony prep.
Work types carry their governing protocols: the AI running a media sweep reads from the media-examination SOP — by construction, not by memory.
Annual protocol reviews, technical-review checklists, summaries of method changes for the unit meeting: assign them once as recurring AI work and the QA binder never goes stale — every review lands on the audit record, which is exactly what an accreditation-conscious lab needs on file.

Upload the new revision, set it on top: from that moment every answer and every AI work cites the new version. Superseded revisions stay archived — you can show exactly which protocol governed which examination.
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