Trace the record
Manually recorded values retain source and review context, while work-period gaps remain visible beside the decision they informed.
Click through the whole thing
Two ways to inspect the workflow on invented data: open a working sample workspace and click around it, or watch the whole Monday-morning loop play through. Nothing to install, no account, no card, and no customer file is uploaded from this public page.
Take the wheel
This opens a working sample workspace with the dashboard, roster, review flow, and settings already filled with a few made-up subcontractors. No account, no card. Outbound email and text actions are disabled in guest workspaces; the sample disappears after a day, and nothing in it was ever real.
Automated certificate reading is unavailable
This public page is sample-only and does not accept or send visitor files for reading. Signed-in workspaces can upload COIs for human review; automated AI field extraction, confidence routing, and automatic requirement checks are currently unavailable.
The sample workspace and guided walkthrough use invented certificates and remain available above and below.
A Monday morning, start to finish
Seven beats: what needs attention, the field values behind a flag, and how a documented customer decision changes the queue.
Sample only — the certificate and field values are invented, not the result of processing an uploaded file. Automated certificate reading is currently unavailable. ACORD is a trademark of ACORD Corporation; Sealinn is not affiliated with or endorsed by ACORD.
What you are actually seeing
The walkthrough reuses product review components where accuracy matters most — including the status badges, review panel, and certificate viewer — inside a guided marketing scene. The data is made up on purpose: these are invented subcontractors on an invented job, not a real customer’s records.
- The dashboard opens on the one queue that matters — which subcontractor files meet your saved requirements and which need attention.
- The review screen is an illustrative, fixed sample of field values and requirement gaps. It is not the result of processing a visitor file. You approve or you send it back; the software does not decide.
- Recording your decision stores the customer’s approval or exception with its history and updates the queue from that decision. It does not turn the underlying evidence into a promise of coverage.
What the demo cannot show you is the part that happens while you are not looking: the reminders that go out before recorded certificate expiry dates pass, and the audit log Sealinn attempts to write for key review actions. Those are described in how it works, and the certificate-reading step in particular is broken down in how automated reading is designed to work.
The seven beats are the short version
The walkthrough stays focused on one certificate so it can be understood in a minute. These screens use invented data. Live workspaces accept COIs for scanning. Every workspace can collect, scan and store COIs today. Completing a human review in the app is in early access: for now it is open only to our authorized pilot organization and its configured reviewer. Automated reading, license and source checks, and separate endorsement uploads are unavailable.
Build the requirement set
Teams can enter COI requirements manually and manage templates and phase packs. Contract-derived requirement candidates are unavailable.
Coordinate the response
Plan-gated scoped response links support COI requests and project questions. Separate endorsement uploads and new change-notice artifacts are unsupported.
Resolve the next action
The action queue records missing COI evidence, customer-entered actions, and work or payment decisions. Automated licensing and official-source checks are unavailable.
Report what happened
Scheduled in-app reports and bounded workflow analytics show the recorded process with its dates, samples, and limitations.
Share only what was selected
Expiring evidence rooms and manual downstream snapshots carry selected files and decisions, with revocation, acknowledgment, reconciliation, and reversal records.