Designing a Narrative Graph: A Practical Relationship Worksheet
A business is more than a collection of facts. The relationships between those facts explain what the business does, who it serves and why its claims matter.
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Define, substantiate and maintain the business information your team approves for publication.
A product name alone does not explain who it serves, what it includes or which qualifications matter. This collection turns those relationships into practical editorial work: claim ledgers, conflict resolution, contextual scope and ownership. The proposed worksheets are tools for your team, not promises that an AI assistant will adopt your preferred description.
Keep an accountable owner and supporting evidence for each material assertion. Review changes when the underlying business changes, and distinguish an approved publisher revision from copies that may persist elsewhere. Use the product documentation for the exact controls implemented in Optiview.
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A business is more than a collection of facts. The relationships between those facts explain what the business does, who it serves and why its claims matter.
A cleaner representation of a webpage is useful. But the clearest possible version of an incomplete explanation is still incomplete.
Before publishing a claim for AI systems to encounter, a business should know who approved it, what evidence supports it and when it needs another review.
When two pages disagree about your business, publishing another version of the answer can make the problem worse. First establish which statement is authoritative.
A fact can be accurate and still appear in the wrong place. The question is whether it describes the entire business or only a particular page, product or audience.
Publishing accurate business information is a moment in time. Keeping it accurate requires a plan for what happens when products, policies, offers and responsibilities change.
AI-readable publishing crosses marketing, product, engineering and measurement. Without clear ownership, important facts become everyone's concern and nobody's responsibility.