What The Demo Shows
The demo focuses on control visibility across fragmented systems: how obligations, ownership, evidence, controls, actions, reporting, integrations, and intelligence can be brought into one control view for defensible oversight.
Review-Stage Boundaries
Demo access is for practitioner validation. It is not a broad commercial launch, not a production deployment, not legal advice, and not certification.
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How The Demo Has Evolved
AssetsCompliance demo releases move through practitioner review in order. Each release keeps its own video and its own documentation, so the progression from foundation to current demo stays traceable.
AssetsCompliance v1.0 — Foundation
The original release that connected obligations, ownership, evidence, controls, actions, reporting, integrations, and compliance intelligence into one demo control view.
v1.0 built a coherent connected-control demo foundation around a dashboard, obligations, controls, ownership, evidence, actions, reporting, integrations, and a first compliance-intelligence layer.
It shipped a practitioner review environment with four separately named review journeys — Senior Oversight Review, Control Workflow Review, Evidence and Reporting Review, and Integration and Lineage Review — each with its own multi-step structure, backed by demo account, notification, and Stripe-based instant-unlock infrastructure.
v1.0 established the connected data model and review discipline that v1.1 later extended, but it presented control as a single generic view rather than as three independently reasoned Control Positions, and it started from a fixed, always-populated demo dataset rather than a deliberately empty, practitioner-mounted one.
AssetsCompliance v1.1 — Current Demo
The current AssetsCompliance Practitioners Lite demo: an empty-by-design, practitioner-mounted workspace built around three independent Control Positions, explainable Exposure and Intelligence, and a redesigned review journey.
v1.1 keeps the same connected data model as v1.0 — obligations, controls, ownership, evidence, actions, reporting, and integrations — but starts every workspace empty and requires the practitioner to mount a simulated compliance data source before anything appears, so workspace identity and Open Work are derived from what has actually been mounted rather than assumed.
v1.1 replaces v1.0's single generic control view with three independently reasoned Control Positions — Organisation, Practitioner, and Regulator — that can agree, partially agree, or diverge, with divergence treated as meaningful product intelligence rather than an error to resolve away.
v1.1 adds Data Readiness and Workspace Health assessment, frequency-aware control execution and evidence-quality judgements, explainable Exposure with structured causes, traceable practitioner Intelligence, remediation-effectiveness judgement with reassessment history, and a professional three-position report — replacing v1.0's original review journey with a redesigned seven-step validation journey that opens with mounting compliance data.
v1.1 is the release currently open for independent practitioner review. Three formal practitioner reviews and a follow-up review meeting informed this release, but none of them has approved v1.1 — it is release-ready for review, not reviewer-signed-off.
Future Releases
Later demo releases, and their documentation, will be added to this same release history as they are shaped through practitioner review.
No version number, release date, or feature set for a future release has been approved for publication here. This space exists so the next release can be added to the same narrative without redesigning this page.