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Disclosure consistency

Every figure traced to its source before it reaches the market.

Diolog checks each draft against your record and the listing rules. Lines that match a source are marked, judgement calls and conflicts come to you, and anything without a source is flagged before sign-off.

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Northfield Resources · FY26 results · draft v4

Northfield Resources today reported FY26 revenue of $1,284M, up 12%, consistent with guidance.

The Board expects significant improvement in H2 margins and anticipates returning to the dividend by year end.

Production reached a record 2.1Mt, and net cash at 30 June was $186.3M.

Matches sourceMatches the audited accounts.Appendix 4E, p.3
Needs reviewForward-looking without the qualification used at the half.H1 FY26 results, p.2
Needs reviewNot previously stated to the market.ASX Listing Rule 3.1
No sourceNothing shows this as a record.Searched 23 documents
Conflicts with sourceThe balance sheet shows $168.3M.Appendix 4E, p.5

Illustrative data.

Four marks, one standard.

The same marks appear on announcements, investor replies, FAQs and board briefs, so everyone reads a draft the same way.

Matches source

Agrees with your record

The figure or statement agrees with an approved source, linked beside it. A match is not approval: a person still signs off.

Needs review

A judgement call

Forward-looking language, a new statement of intent, or a rule that applies. It comes to you with the reason.

Conflicts

A source says otherwise

Both values sit side by side, so the fix is one decision rather than a search.

No source

Nothing found

Iris says what it searched. Add a source, change the line, or take it out.

How a draft clears.

  1. 1

    Draft or upload

    Write in Diolog, or upload an announcement, presentation or annual report draft.

  2. 2

    Check against your record

    Every figure and statement is compared with your prior disclosures, your source documents and the listing rules.

  3. 3

    Resolve and sign off

    Fix conflicts, make the judgement calls, and send it for sign-off. The audit log records who approved what.

What gets checked.

Six kinds of problem, each shown with both passages so you can decide.

Figures against the accounts

Every number compared with the audited accounts, the model and prior releases.

Net cash $186.3M, but the balance sheet shows $168.3M

Forward-looking language

Statements of intent checked against the qualification used last time.

"expects improvement" without "subject to commissioning"

Retired phrases

Words your board stopped using, caught before they come back.

"step-change" was retired in FY25

Release, deck and FAQ together

The documents for one event checked against each other.

The deck says 186,000 t; the FAQ says 191,000 t

Listing rule triggers

Lines that may be new material information under Listing Rule 3.1.

Dividend intent not previously stated to the market

Claims with no source

Anything Diolog could not find in your record is flagged, never guessed.

"a record year" - no comparison found in 23 documents

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Access and controls

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Compliance coverage

  • Exchange-specific listing rules (e.g. ASX, NASDAQ)
  • Respective regulator guidance (e.g. ASIC, SEC)

AI governance

  • Outputs grounded in approved sources only
  • A human signs off on every AI output

Common questions.

Does a clean report mean we are compliant?

No. It means no issues were found within the documents and rules checked, which are listed on the first page. Judgement stays with your team and advisers.

Which documents does it compare against?

Your ASX announcements, the reports and policies you upload, and the listing rules. You can see the exact set for every check.

Can it check a draft before it is lodged?

Yes. That is the main use: checking while the draft is still yours to change.

What does the free report include?

Two recent announcements checked against your published record, with every finding shown beside its source.

Who sees the findings?

Only your team. Findings are never shared, and your documents are never used to train models.

See what your last announcement looks like with every figure checked.

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