The platform is broad. Filter it by outcome, stage, who it is for, and current availability — and read every status from one governed registry. A capability appearing in the product or codebase does not automatically make it a standard commercial entitlement.
Generally available on every tier, with current commercial terms and support.
Secure, guided collection of files, screenshots, walkthroughs and stakeholder input in one governed record.
On screen: a per-engagement room with upload targets grouped by evidence type, a coverage meter, and Sarah flagging what is still missing before analysis starts.
What comes out: every artefact carries its source, upload context, privacy setting and review state — so any finding built on it can cite it later.
Conversational intake that gathers context, acknowledges uploads and flags evidence gaps. A human analyst owns judgment and sign-off.
On screen: a chat-style thread inside the evidence room where Sarah asks scoped questions, confirms each upload as it lands, and keeps a running checklist of what is still outstanding.
What comes out: a structured intake record — questions asked, answers given, gaps flagged and their current status — that the assigned analyst reviews and signs off before any conclusion is drawn.
Capture, transcribe and review how work actually happens. Manual walkthroughs are GA.
On screen: a recording panel where a stakeholder narrates the task as they do it, a transcript scrolls alongside the recording, and a reviewer can pin a timestamped note to any specific moment.
What comes out: a transcribed, timestamped walkthrough linked to the process step it evidences, so a reviewer can jump straight to the moment a finding is based on.
User-controlled browser capture and interaction evidence, through a publicly installable Chrome extension — no blanket permissions or universal rollout.
Evidence-backed problem register, ranked opportunities, risk and feasibility — anchored to the Trail Map outputs.
On screen: a problem register listing each issue against the evidence it came from, alongside a ranked opportunity list scored for value and risk, with a feasibility note attached to each entry.
What comes out: a prioritized opportunity list, each item linked back to the problem and evidence it was derived from, ready to feed the ROI and skip-list stage.
Prioritise what to do, what to defer and the expected value range — without unqualified ROI claims.
On screen: a ranked table of opportunities with an expected value range next to each, a skip list carrying the stated reason for deferring, and the recommended first move called out at the top.
What comes out: a defensible prioritization — do, wait or skip — with the value range, the deferral reason and the recommended next action recorded for the client.
Generate, review, share, sign and export governed deliverables. The Trail Map report is GA; the broader document suite is expanding.
On screen: a document workspace where the Trail Map report is assembled from the reviewed evidence, routed through internal review, then shared out for client sign-off.
What comes out: a signed, exportable Trail Map report with its supporting evidence trail intact, ready to hand to the client or into implementation.
Present in the product and moving toward general availability. Each carries its real status — we do not sell these as standard entitlements.
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One governed source, reviewed monthly. Status is shown with text and shape — never colour alone.
