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id string	record_type string	category string	description string	examples list	use_cases list	important_context list	pathenright_workflow list
email_correspondence	Email correspondence	Communications	Email messages and related attachments preserved as part of a documented record.	[ "business correspondence", "claim communications", "project discussions", "notices" ]	[ "chronology preparation", "dispute documentation", "project history", "supporting evidence" ]	[ "sender", "recipient", "date and time", "subject", "attachments", "thread context" ]	[ "keep", "find", "understand", "prepare", "protect" ]
messages	Messages	Communications	Text messages, chat messages, and other conversational records that may document events, decisions, or agreements.	[ "SMS", "messenger conversations", "project chats", "client communications" ]	[ "event reconstruction", "agreement documentation", "chronology preparation", "claims and disputes" ]	[ "participants", "date and time", "conversation sequence", "media", "source" ]	[ "keep", "find", "understand", "prepare", "protect" ]
contracts	Contracts and agreements	Business and legal records	Contracts, agreements, amendments, and related correspondence kept with the surrounding record.	[ "service agreements", "employment agreements", "vendor contracts", "amendments" ]	[ "contract review", "dispute documentation", "ownership records", "business documentation" ]	[ "parties", "effective date", "versions", "signatures", "related correspondence" ]	[ "keep", "find", "understand", "prepare", "protect" ]
medical_records	Medical records	Health and benefits documentation	Medical records, evaluations, reports, and related documentation organized for document-heavy matters.	[ "evaluations", "treatment records", "medical reports", "supporting forms" ]	[ "disability documentation", "benefits documentation", "chronology preparation", "record review" ]	[ "provider", "date", "document type", "related evaluation", "supporting correspondence" ]	[ "keep", "find", "understand", "prepare", "protect" ]
benefits_records	Disability and benefits records	Health and benefits documentation	Records used to organize documentation for disability, benefits, workers' compensation, and related matters.	[ "forms", "decisions", "work history", "correspondence", "supporting records" ]	[ "SSDI documentation", "SSI documentation", "workers' compensation documentation", "supporting reference preparation" ]	[ "date", "agency or organization", "claim or matter", "document type", "related records" ]	[ "keep", "find", "understand", "prepare", "protect" ]
photos_images	Photos and images	Media evidence	Images kept with available context so they can later be located, reviewed, and included with relevant documentation.	[ "site photographs", "product images", "damage photographs", "screenshots" ]	[ "claims", "property disputes", "product documentation", "supporting exhibits" ]	[ "date", "source", "related event", "description", "associated records" ]	[ "keep", "find", "understand", "prepare", "protect" ]
audio_video	Audio and video	Media evidence	Audio and video material maintained as part of a larger record and reviewed alongside related documentation.	[ "recordings", "video documentation", "interviews", "project media" ]	[ "event documentation", "claims", "project history", "supporting evidence" ]	[ "date", "source", "participants", "related event", "associated files" ]	[ "keep", "find", "understand", "prepare", "protect" ]
cad_drawings	CAD, models, and technical drawings	Design and engineering	Technical models, drawings, and design files maintained with the history and records surrounding the work.	[ "CAD files", "engineering drawings", "3D models", "technical designs" ]	[ "design history", "engineering documentation", "intellectual property records", "project documentation" ]	[ "version", "author or creator", "date", "project", "related correspondence" ]	[ "keep", "find", "understand", "prepare", "protect" ]
ip_drafts	Intellectual property drafts and source files	Creative and intellectual property	Drafts, source files, communications, and supporting records documenting the history behind intellectual property.	[ "drafts", "source files", "artwork", "music", "film materials", "invention records" ]	[ "creation history", "ownership documentation", "development history", "supporting evidence" ]	[ "creator", "date", "version", "source file", "related communications" ]	[ "keep", "find", "understand", "prepare", "protect" ]
research_data	Research data and source material	Data and research	Datasets, source material, research records, and supporting documentation maintained together.	[ "datasets", "research notes", "source documents", "reference material" ]	[ "research history", "source tracking", "documentation", "supporting reference preparation" ]	[ "source", "date", "dataset version", "methodology", "related research" ]	[ "keep", "find", "understand", "prepare", "protect" ]
employment_records	Employment records	Business and legal records	Employment-related documents and communications organized as a connected record.	[ "work history", "correspondence", "evaluations", "notices", "supporting documents" ]	[ "employment matters", "disability documentation", "claims", "chronology preparation" ]	[ "employer", "date", "document type", "participants", "related correspondence" ]	[ "keep", "find", "understand", "prepare", "protect" ]
insurance_claims	Insurance and claim records	Claims and disputes	Claim records, correspondence, reports, receipts, images, and related supporting material organized together.	[ "claim correspondence", "reports", "receipts", "images", "decisions" ]	[ "insurance claims", "dispute preparation", "chronology preparation", "supporting evidence" ]	[ "claim", "date", "organization", "document type", "related evidence" ]	[ "keep", "find", "understand", "prepare", "protect" ]
housing_property	Housing and property records	Claims and disputes	Documents, communications, images, receipts, and other records associated with housing and property matters.	[ "correspondence", "property photographs", "receipts", "reports", "agreements" ]	[ "property disputes", "housing matters", "claims", "evidence preparation" ]	[ "property or matter", "date", "participants", "document type", "related media" ]	[ "keep", "find", "understand", "prepare", "protect" ]
financial_records	Financial documentation	Business and legal records	Financial documents maintained with relevant correspondence and supporting records.	[ "receipts", "statements", "invoices", "transaction records" ]	[ "claims", "business records", "financial documentation", "supporting exhibits" ]	[ "date", "amount", "party or organization", "document type", "related matter" ]	[ "keep", "find", "understand", "prepare", "protect" ]
case_files	Case and matter files	Claims and disputes	Collections of records associated with a claim, dispute, court preparation, or other document-heavy matter.	[ "case files", "supporting documents", "correspondence", "reports", "exhibits" ]	[ "court preparation", "claims", "disputes", "supporting reference preparation" ]	[ "matter", "date", "participants", "document relationships", "chronology" ]	[ "keep", "find", "understand", "prepare", "protect" ]
evidence_package	Prepared evidence package	Evidence preparation	Selected material organized into a documented package after review and preparation from the underlying record.	[ "exhibits", "document summaries", "chronologies", "supporting references" ]	[ "evidence presentation", "claims", "disputes", "formal documentation" ]	[ "source records", "selection rationale", "organization", "timestamping", "validation" ]	[ "prepare", "protect" ]

PathenRight Documentation & Evidence Taxonomy

KEEP · FIND · PROVE

Keep the record. Be ready to prove it.

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About this dataset

The PathenRight Documentation & Evidence Taxonomy is a structured dataset describing common records, source materials, communications, technical files, research materials, intellectual property, and other documentation that may become important in document-heavy work.

The taxonomy provides a practical vocabulary for identifying what a record is, what context may make it useful later, and how different kinds of records can relate to documentation, research, claims, disputes, intellectual property, engineering work, and evidence preparation.

PathenRight is built around a simple documentation workflow:

KEEP → FIND → UNDERSTAND → PREPARE → PROTECT

Important proof often begins as something ordinary: an email, message, photograph, document, drawing, dataset, draft, receipt, report, technical file, or source file.

Keeping those materials together with their surrounding context can make them much easier to locate, understand, organize, and document later.

Website: https://pathenright.com/

Dataset contents

The dataset is distributed as JSON Lines (.jsonl), with one structured JSON object per line.

This format makes the records suitable for direct preview on Hugging Face as well as programmatic use in data analysis, information retrieval, document intelligence, machine learning, and research workflows.

The taxonomy includes records and documentation such as:

Email correspondence
Text messages and conversations
Contracts and agreements
Medical records
Disability and benefits documentation
Employment records
Insurance and claim records
Financial documentation
Housing and property records
Photographs and images
Audio and video
Case and matter files
Research data
Research source material
Datasets
CAD files
3D models
Engineering drawings
Technical documentation
Intellectual-property drafts
Creative source files
Invention records
Business records
Supporting documentation
Chronologies
Exhibits
Prepared evidence packages

Dataset schema

Each JSONL record contains structured fields describing a type of documentation.

Field	Description
`id`	Stable machine-readable identifier for the record type
`record_type`	Human-readable name of the record or documentation type
`category`	Broader documentation category
`description`	Plain-language description of the record type
`examples`	Examples of materials belonging to the category
`use_cases`	Common documentation, research, or evidence-related uses
`important_context`	Context that can make the record easier to understand later
`pathenright_workflow`	Relevant PathenRight workflow stages

Example record

{
  "id": "cad_drawings",
  "record_type": "CAD, models, and technical drawings",
  "category": "Design and engineering",
  "description": "Technical models, drawings, and design files maintained with the history and records surrounding the work.",
  "examples": [
    "CAD files",
    "engineering drawings",
    "3D models",
    "technical designs"
  ],
  "use_cases": [
    "design history",
    "engineering documentation",
    "intellectual property records",
    "project documentation"
  ],
  "important_context": [
    "version",
    "author or creator",
    "date",
    "project",
    "related correspondence"
  ],
  "pathenright_workflow": [
    "keep",
    "find",
    "understand",
    "prepare",
    "protect"
  ]
}

KEEP · FIND · UNDERSTAND · PREPARE · PROTECT

KEEP — Preserve the record while it is happening

Important documentation is often created long before anyone realizes it may eventually matter.

Messages, emails, photographs, documents, notes, contracts, drawings, datasets, reports, receipts, source files, and other records can provide a history of work, communications, decisions, events, and ownership.

The first step is keeping the record and the context surrounding it.

FIND — Locate what matters later

Large collections become difficult to navigate when records are spread across folders, inboxes, devices, applications, conversations, and storage systems.

Structured record classification can support:

document search
information retrieval
semantic search
record discovery
metadata search
document classification
document indexing
knowledge retrieval
source identification
related-record discovery

PathenRight is designed around the idea that finding an important record later should not depend entirely on remembering exactly where it was stored.

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UNDERSTAND — Know what the records contain

Finding a file is only part of the problem.

Large document collections may contain hundreds or thousands of pages, multiple versions, overlapping correspondence, technical material, images, research records, and supporting documentation.

Document intelligence can help identify:

document types
important dates
people and organizations
subjects and topics
related records
chronology
source information
document summaries
relevant passages
file relationships

These concepts overlap with document analysis, information extraction, natural-language processing, semantic retrieval, knowledge management, and retrieval-augmented generation.

PREPARE — Organize the material that matters

Once relevant records have been identified, selected material can be organized into a more understandable form.

Potential outputs include:

document summaries
chronologies
supporting references
exhibits
organized record sets
claim documentation
research documentation
technical documentation
intellectual-property documentation
evidence packages

The underlying record remains important because prepared material should be traceable back to its supporting sources.

PROTECT — Maintain the finished record

The final stage concerns maintaining the relationship between prepared documentation and the records from which it was produced.

Depending on the workflow, this can involve timestamps, validation information, source references, version history, and other mechanisms that help document what material was used and when a prepared package was created.

Documentation and evidence categories

Digital evidence and communications

Digital evidence can originate in ordinary communications and everyday files.

Examples include:

email
text messages
chat conversations
photographs
screenshots
video
audio
attachments
electronic documents
correspondence
digital receipts
transaction records

Useful surrounding context may include participants, dates, timestamps, source information, conversation sequence, attachments, and relationships to other records.

Intellectual property and creation history

Intellectual property often has a history extending beyond a finished work.

Relevant records can include:

drafts
source files
design files
invention records
research notes
development records
correspondence
version history
photographs
creative files
technical documentation
supporting datasets

Maintaining these materials can help document the history behind creative, technical, research, and invention work.

PathenRight is designed to help keep the records surrounding intellectual property connected to the work they document.

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Engineering, CAD, and technical documentation

Engineering and product-development work can produce complex collections of technical records.

These may include:

CAD files
3D models
engineering drawings
technical drawings
specifications
reports
test results
photographs
design revisions
project correspondence
technical datasets
source material
manufacturing documentation
physical-product documentation

Version, authorship, date, project association, and related communications can provide important context for understanding technical records.

Research data and source material

Research work can involve much more than a final report.

Supporting material may include:

datasets
source documents
research notes
reference material
methodology
correspondence
analysis files
drafts
tables
images
experimental records
version history

Structured documentation can help preserve relationships between research conclusions and their underlying source material.

Medical, disability, and benefits documentation

Document-heavy disability and benefits matters can involve records from many different sources.

Examples include:

medical records
medical evaluations
treatment records
work history
forms
correspondence
reports
decisions
supporting documentation
employment records
claim records

Organizing records by date, provider, organization, document type, and related matter can make large collections easier to understand.

The taxonomy includes these categories for organizational and research purposes. It does not determine the medical, legal, or evidentiary significance of an individual record.

Claims, disputes, and court preparation

Claims and disputes can involve records accumulated over long periods of time.

Potential materials include:

correspondence
contracts
receipts
reports
photographs
messages
financial records
insurance documents
property records
case files
supporting exhibits
chronologies

Connecting those materials to dates, participants, events, and related documents can make the underlying record easier to review and present.

Business and financial records

Business documentation can include:

contracts
agreements
invoices
receipts
financial records
correspondence
reports
employment documentation
transaction records
ownership records
project files
audits
supporting documentation

These materials can overlap with claims, intellectual property, employment matters, financial documentation, and project history.

Housing and property records

Property-related matters may involve:

agreements
correspondence
photographs
receipts
reports
notices
invoices
inspection records
messages
supporting documents

Maintaining these records together can make it easier to reconstruct the history surrounding a property or housing matter.

Information retrieval and document intelligence

This dataset can also serve as a small structured taxonomy for experimentation with systems that organize, classify, search, retrieve, and reason over heterogeneous records.

Potential technical applications include:

document intelligence
document classification
document analysis
document management
records management
evidence management
information retrieval
information extraction
semantic search
semantic retrieval
metadata enrichment
taxonomy development
knowledge management
information management
document labeling
dataset classification
natural-language processing
NLP
retrieval-augmented generation
RAG
document AI
knowledge retrieval
source retrieval
research-data organization

The taxonomy may be particularly useful for prototypes that need a vocabulary spanning communications, business records, legal documentation, medical records, research data, engineering files, intellectual property, multimedia records, and evidence preparation.

Why context matters

A file by itself does not always tell the complete story.

For example, a technical drawing may become more understandable when connected to its version, creator, project, date, and related correspondence.

A photograph may become easier to interpret when its source, date, related event, and associated records are known.

An email may become more useful when the sender, recipient, timestamp, attachments, and conversation thread remain connected.

A research dataset may become more understandable when its source, methodology, version, and supporting research are documented.

For this reason, the taxonomy includes an important_context field in addition to basic record classification.

Potential uses

The PathenRight Documentation & Evidence Taxonomy may be useful for:

record classification
document classification
dataset labeling
information retrieval
semantic search
document-management research
records-management research
evidence-organization research
document-intelligence prototypes
metadata development
taxonomy development
knowledge-management systems
document AI
retrieval-augmented generation
research-data management
intellectual-property documentation
engineering-document organization
claims-document organization
chronology development
source-material organization
supporting-reference workflows

About PathenRight

PathenRight helps keep the record while life and work are happening, find what matters later, and prepare selected material as documented evidence.

The platform is designed for document-heavy work involving materials such as:

messages
email
documents
photographs
audio
video
medical records
disability and benefits documentation
employment records
insurance claims
financial documentation
housing and property matters
business records
intellectual property
CAD and engineering materials
physical-product documentation
research data
source material

PathenRight connects these activities through the workflow:

KEEP

Capture and maintain important records.

FIND

Locate relevant material later.

UNDERSTAND

Review and understand what the records contain.

PREPARE

Organize selected records into useful documentation.

PROTECT

Maintain and validate the finished record.

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Dataset limitations

This taxonomy is descriptive and organizational.

A category, description, example, or use case in this dataset does not establish the authenticity, admissibility, ownership, accuracy, legal significance, medical significance, or evidentiary weight of a particular record.

The taxonomy does not determine whether a document constitutes evidence in any particular proceeding or whether a particular record satisfies applicable legal or professional requirements.

This dataset is not legal, medical, financial, or other professional advice.

Users should evaluate their own source materials and the requirements applicable to their use case.

Versioning

The PathenRight Documentation & Evidence Taxonomy is intended to expand over time.

Future versions may add:

additional record types
more granular document categories
relationships between record types
additional metadata fields
evidence-context classifications
technical and engineering record types
research-documentation categories
intellectual-property record types
retrieval and classification examples

Repository history provides a record of changes as the taxonomy develops.

Attribution

PathenRight Documentation & Evidence Taxonomy

Maintained by PathenRight

Website: https://pathenright.com/

KEEP · FIND · PROVE
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