Documentation (noun)

1. Written or printed material providing information or evidence.
2. The process of producing documentation.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from french documentation, from documenter "provide with documents", based on latin documentum "lesson, proof".

Examples:

1. The documentation provided a detailed history of the company's financial transactions.
2. The software comes with comprehensive documentation to help users understand its features.
3. The lawyer requested additional documentation to support the client's claims.
4. The company's policies and procedures were documented in a manual.
5. Proper documentation is essential for ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.