Determining truth
How does Oomira determine what is true?
Oomira does not treat a source as automatically true. It treats sources as evidence. It compares records, public evidence, private artifacts, dates, and source trails to decide what is current, what was true before, and what still needs review.
A CRM row, webpage, email, note, or deck is a claim with context.
A newer source may supersede an older one; an older source may explain the historical answer.
The answer keeps the source trail instead of becoming a black-box summary.
Oomira keeps competing claims visible
The point is not to delete old information. Old claims matter because they explain what people believed and when. Oomira keeps the older claim, the newer evidence, and the current answer together.
Dates prevent false certainty
Some facts are exact. Some are ranges. Some are only observed at a source date. Oomira labels that instead of inventing precision.
Truth is operational, not philosophical
For company work, the question is usually practical: what should we trust now, what was true then, and which source supports the answer?