Behavioral Evidence Accumulation (BEA): A Framework-Neutral Execution Architecture for Evidence Continuity

This working paper introduces Behavioral Evidence Accumulation (BEA) as a structural extension of the PADV (Participation–Action–Data–Value) transformation logic. BEA addresses execution-layer discontinuities commonly observed in behavior-dense operational ecosystems, where operational activities occur continuously yet structured evidence formation remains fragmented or reporting-driven. BEA proposes a structural sequence: Operational Activity → Structured Evidence Formation → Cross-Cycle Aggregation → Analytical Interface. Under this approach, disclosure becomes a derivative outcome of accumulated operational continuity rather than its starting point. BEA operates strictly as a pre-analytical execution architecture and does not redefine analytical frameworks, impose materiality thresholds, or exercise interpretive authority. An illustrative conceptual mapping to the LEAP analytical structure is provided solely to demonstrate interface compatibility. No endorsement, certification, or methodological reinterpretation is implied. Analytical sovereignty remains fully external to BEA.