Bail 2 GO — Compliance Audit System

audit.bail2go.com · server-side backfill, scoring, and dashboard for the 13-item DFS checklist
Database connected — schema is live.

PWN

234
cases scanned · 258 total flags
⚠ 197 processing failed (not counted above)
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PWC

9
cases scanned · 47 total flags
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Active

1740
cases scanned · 5572 total flags
⚠ 621 processing failed (not counted above)
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Sync

23894
webhook events logged
✓ delta processing active — cursor last advanced 2026-08-07 07:05:22

Needs attention now

Processing failed818 cases
Every file in the folder failed OCR/extraction — not a compliance finding by itself, just needs a rescan.
Missing: 7. Collateral Receipt1090 cases
Most-frequently-missing checklist items, computed fresh from the live data.
Missing: 8. Premium Receipt698 cases
Most-frequently-missing checklist items, computed fresh from the live data.
Missing: 2. IDI Report356 cases
Most-frequently-missing checklist items, computed fresh from the live data.
Not rescanned in 30+ days1982 cases
Folders the backfill/recrawl passes haven't touched in over a month — usually fine, but worth a spot-check that nothing changed on the Dropbox side unnoticed.

The PWN- and Active-stage backfills both run automatically via server-side cron jobs — see backfill progress for live status. Active also perpetually recrawls (new folders first, then oldest-refresh) once its initial backfill finishes, the same way PWN always has. PWC stays small and stable enough to review by hand (see the Tools page for manual triggers) — it's mainly there to confirm the pipeline itself is accurate. Real-time Dropbox sync (reprocessing a folder within moments of a change, instead of waiting for the next backfill/recrawl pass) is handled by webhook_delta_processor.php on its own cron schedule — see the Sync card above for whether it's currently running. Either way, the backfill/recrawl passes stay in place as a backstop, since Dropbox's webhook delivery is best-effort, not guaranteed.