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How do I read sources and citations?

Sources are the evidence under an answer. They show whether Uely worked from your documents, team material, public knowledge or the web.

In the answer text, citations appear in parentheses, for example (KIP-Richtlinien 2026, AGRIDEA, Abschnitt BFF). Laws appear as DZV Art. 14 when the excerpt names the article. Critical sentences (law, limits, waiting periods) are block quotes, taken verbatim from the document.

  1. Open the answer in Chat.
  2. Read the Quellen list under the answer.
  3. Check title, publisher and section.
  4. Open the link when it is a webpage or a document in your space.

Quellen lists the same works that appear in parentheses in the text: always visible, one flat list. Each row shows the title, origin (public knowledge, your documents, team space, market or web) and, where available, the site or publisher icon. Public knowledge often has no in-app viewer: title and publisher are enough. Your uploads and linked web or API sources stay clickable.

You will not see upload filenames there. If the title is missing, the publisher and year appear, or only the section.

Known publishers (AGRIDEA, Agroscope, BLW, BLV, Bio Suisse, LANDI and others) show their website icon, for library documents and for web hits alike. Other websites show that site’s own icon.

Not every answer has a source. Pure calculation or wording tasks can finish without an external source. A source does not replace your judgment.

If a source does not fit, tell Uely. That is a strong signal for the next step: different document, tighter time window, different person, different version.

No. Public knowledge is a curated corpus of official and research-adjacent sources. Your uploads stay separate from that.

They are maintained on an ongoing basis. Still expect a few days’ lag behind the original publisher, not real time.