Create a case-study outline from these permitted source records.
Keep quotations exact and tied to IDs/context. Separate reported
experience, independently supplied outcome evidence and interpretation.
Use only approved facts; leave missing dates, baselines, metrics and
publication permissions as gaps. Do not invent customers, tests,
percentages or time savings. Provide a source map and questions needed
before a real external draft can be approved.

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Map every outline claim to its exact quote or supplied factual evidence.
Identify inferred chronology, changed wording and unsupported outcomes.
Offer a narrower source-grounded statement where useful. Keep quotation
and paraphrase visibly different; do not call a paraphrase verbatim.

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The outline turns quote [ID] into [unsupported outcome]. Its actual
words establish [reported experience]. Restore the exact quote and
use narrower wording. Keep the useful story structure and list the
evidence needed for a stronger claim. Do not invent a metric or imply
publication permission not supplied in the record.
