Can users see which search cycle introduced each study?

Yes, the Living SLR workflow is intended to preserve search-run and sync-run provenance. Where cycle tracking is enabled, users can see which search run, refresh cycle, or sync introduced a study into the review workflow.

This helps teams distinguish original records from later update records. It also supports reporting questions such as which studies came from the baseline search, which came from a scheduled refresh, which were already present, and which were newly synced into screening.

Cycle visibility is important for auditability because living reviews evolve over time. Review teams should be able to explain when evidence entered the project and how it was handled after entry.