Every product below is the real production application, loaded with a sandbox organisation. Read the user guide, pick a role, and you are signed straight in — no form, no sales call, no trial signup.
Dealer group management for multi-brand, multi-country networks — sales performance, stock and ageing, activity forecasting, rebates, market share and a full BI warehouse. The demo runs a 22-rooftop group across ten territories.
A training portal for organisations that have to prove their people are trained. Courses from PDF, video, PowerPoint or SCORM; quiz-gated completion; automatic certificates; and a compliance dashboard that answers who is overdue.
Competence and CPD tracking for regulated businesses. Every deadline is derived from the representative's date of first appointment, so the register recalculates itself. The demo runs an FSP licence with sixteen people on it.
Monte Carlo retirement modelling for advisers. The demo carries six client plans, each with a projection produced by the real engine — including two that do not hold, because those are the ones worth showing.
The UK edition — HMRC bands and personal allowance in the simulation loop, State Pension captured from a gov.uk forecast, and funds classified by IA sector and SEDOL. Six sterling client plans, real engine output.
Group travel from enquiry to signed proposal — briefs, day-by-day itineraries built against graded venues, and a pipeline that shows which groups have gone quiet. Four roles, from agency owner down to the traveller.
Online examination for certificates that have to mean something. Integrity is tiered per exam — open, monitored, or secure browser with camera enrolment — and flagged attempts go to a reviewer with the full event timeline.
A note on the demo data. Every demo runs on a sandbox organisation created for this purpose — the people, branches, deals and results are generated, not real customers. The demos are read-only: you can open every screen and drill into every number, but anything that would save, send or delete is declined with a short note explaining what the live system would have done instead.
