Every vendor in this market puts the product behind a demo request. Ours is a link. Sign in as a Data Protection Officer at a general insurer and work a real queue.
Three tenants, one product. Pick whichever is closest to you.
Demo environment. Synthetic data, fictional tenant, no personal data of any real individual.
Open any record from the queue. You will see the notice exactly as the policyholder saw it — rendered on their device, in the language it was served in — alongside the statement hash, the Merkle checkpoint and the external timestamp. Switch to the JSON tab to see what an evidence pack actually contains.
Statutory clocks running on every request, including the ones already past their deadline. This is what a Section 13 complaint to the Board is made of, several weeks before it becomes one.
A live Rule 7 clock with the 72-hour report half-assembled. Note which fields the platform fills from the journal and which three it deliberately leaves blank, because they are judgement calls that belong to a human.
The Merkle chain, the access log, and an open evidence request from the Board. The point of this screen is that the pack verifies without needing anything from us.
Those are the conversations worth having before anyone signs anything.
Or email safexa@teknowxa.com directly — a person reads it.