Would adding external AI data from Google or Microsoft complicate the client report?

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External platforms may provide first-party reporting if the client has access, and that evidence can be treated as a separate reporting layer with its own definitions. It should be clearly labelled and not mixed into the Digital Twin totals. Whether it’s available depends on the platform’s current capabilities and access; plan how to present it so it stays separate from the core Digital Twin data.

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