ROI metrics at the top prove value ("9 hours saved this month"). AI proposals are the primary interaction -- "Since yesterday" with accept/review/dismiss per proposal and confidence scoring. Stats and action items follow. AI is the protagonist of the admin experience.
Same sidebar, but clicking "Trust Center" switches to the WYSIWYG split view. Left side shows a live preview with the visitor header. Right panel has health score, checklist, and publishing controls. Edit icons appear on hover.
When the user clicks into a task (e.g., "Review AI-proposed control updates"), the sidebar collapses to an icon rail, giving maximum space. The middle shows a near-exact visitor view with the active element highlighted. The right panel tracks task progress.
Full list of security controls with status, framework mappings, evidence links, and quick actions. Filter by framework or status. Controls can be AI-proposed, verified, or gaps.
All evidence documents organized by access tier. Drag-and-drop upload, expiration tracking, and access request management. Documents can be linked to controls as evidence.
Track who is evaluating your trust center. See visitor activity, document downloads, and evaluation progress. Active evaluations show a timeline of the evaluator's journey.
Complete self-service configuration. The admin controls brand identity, visitor experience, content visibility, access policies, domain, notifications, and AI features. Settings are organized into clear sections with descriptions so admins understand each option without documentation.
"Enter your URL, get a trust center." Two states shown: the initial prompt, then the AI scanning state with real-time findings appearing. No sidebar -- full-screen focus on the magic moment.
After entering the URL, the user sees real-time scan progress with findings appearing in the right panel. The output builds before they do anything.
Clean, minimal auth screen. Social login (Google, GitHub) + email/password. The URL scan onboarding can be done WITHOUT signing in first — auth is prompted when they want to save/publish. Light mode.
After the URL scan completes, users see their trust center preview and are prompted to choose a plan. The free tier is positioned as functional but limited. Credit card for Starter/Pro, invoicing for Enterprise. This is the conversion moment.
A two-way channel on the visitor-facing trust center. Evaluators can submit questions, request documents, track outstanding items, and respond to vendor questionnaires — all without email ping-pong. Replaces scattered communication with a structured interaction hub.
What the trust center looks like when an evaluator is logged in. The compact header gains a user avatar and notification badge. Document access tiers are resolved (email-gated docs available immediately). A persistent bottom bar shows interaction activity.
What evaluators see first. Branded header with 64px logo. Below it, a horizontal company intro banner (logo left, text center, cert badges right) orients the evaluator in 5 seconds without pushing tiles below the fold. HIPAA shows "Renewal in progress" -- honesty with context.
Transparent, evidence-backed security information for your evaluation. 34 of 40 controls addressed with full documentation.
On inner pages (Controls detail, Documents, etc.) the header shrinks to a single compact bar. Customer logo remains visible but smaller. Navigation tabs let the visitor move between sections. Same gradient and pattern, just tighter.
Same trust center in dark mode. The toggle in the header lets visitors switch. Dark mode uses the admin palette for content, muted teal gradient in the header. Shown with expanded control and document detail. Same compact header pattern applies in dark mode for inner pages.
prefers-color-scheme.Transparent, evidence-backed security information for your evaluation. 34 of 40 controls addressed with full documentation.
How administrators visualize the cumulative value their trust center delivers — time reclaimed from manual security reviews, eliminated email ping-pong, and self-service evaluations.