The system links the wrong answer to a question, how do I correct that

You adjust an incorrectly linked answer per question

You correct this at the question itself, not in the chain file. The system proposes a link based on text recognition: it reads the question from the list and searches for the answer in the file that best matches it. For a question that can be asked in multiple ways — think of the difference between the question about the business address and the question about the address where the company is registered in the commercial register — that match can go wrong. You click the link open, see which answer has been proposed, and choose the correct answer from the file yourself. You confirm that with yes; the original proposal then disappears.

If the correct answer is not in the file, then this is not a linking error but missing data. This applies, for example, if a question about the number of employees breaks down into full-time and part-time, and the file contains only a total. In that case, you do not adjust anything at the link, but first add the more specific data to the file, after which the link can be established again. Confirming a link with yes while the underlying answer is incorrect does not resolve anything — the answer then remains factually incorrect, regardless of which question it is linked to.

Why the link remains a proposal, not a determination

The system recognises questions and proposes answers from one chain file, but the confirmation per answer is up to you: every link is a proposal until you click yes or no. That follows from the way the platform itself works, not from an external standard — there is no assessment or score from the platform that gives the link authority. For questions that are substantively close to each other, such as the sector in which the enterprise operates versus a question about a specific activity within that sector, an incorrect first match is therefore not an error in the file but a normal part of the process that the per-question review precisely catches.