> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.beaconrevenue.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Relying on these numbers > Where to look before you put a Beacon figure in front of a board, an auditor or an investor — how current it is, whether it is settled, and who else can see it. The pages that answer *can I rely on this figure* — as opposed to *what does it mean*, which is [Definitions](/definitions/overview). The two timestamps on every figure: the moment it describes, and when Beacon last worked it out. What sealing fixes, why a sealed figure is never edited, and what supersedes one. What closing a period does, and how a correction is recorded without overwriting anything. The three confidence measures — per record, per system, per forecast — and the floors below which a figure is withheld. The five dimensions behind a record's confidence, and what happens when one is thin. How much weight a forecast carries, and what Beacon may do on its own at each level. Why there is no empty cell, no zero standing in, and no plausible estimate. What a reader grant states, and why outside readers see sealed figures only. One article per published value: how it is calculated, and what it is not.