Changelog

This changelog describes changes that affect people who use the application. It excludes internal maintenance and sensitive operational detail.

0.18.0 · 2026-08-19

The public site now sells one service and shows what the client receives

• The homepage speaks to MSPs and compliance advisers. It explains the AI governance evidence service you sell, the request that starts the work, and what your client receives. It then covers the ten-step workflow, what you can invoice, why reviews recur, the evidence inputs, AI Governance Core, and the boundaries.
• The public promise is now localized: AI governance evidence, kept current. in English and Bewijs voor AI-governance, altijd actueel. in Dutch. Page titles, the footer, and transactional email carry it.
• The homepage shows the initial launch price and a calculator that runs in your browser with your own numbers. It stores nothing.
• First client launch is the primary offer. With a configured contact address, Start your first-client launch opens a pre-addressed email; the walkthrough stays available as a secondary option. No form or checkout is added.
• Two public pages are new: an illustrative example evidence pack and a methodology and limitations page, both in English and Dutch.
• How it works now follows the request, the service loop, the reviewed pack, evidence inputs, the law, AI Governance Core, and pricing.
• The terminology page explains request, AI governance evidence service, active client, first-client launch, review cycle, evidence source, and AI Governance Core. It describes AI Literacy Core as the literacy component inside it.

0.17.0 · 2026-08-18

The public site now explains the service and offers a walkthrough

• The homepage explains the platform for advisory firms. It maps each client's AI use, finds missing or stale controls, assigns actions, and produces a reviewed evidence pack. The firm runs it as one recurring service under its own brand.
• The page follows one story: the problem, the deliverable, the seven service steps, the operator console, operator economics, AI Literacy Core, and the boundaries.
• How it works now shows the seven-step service loop and one attention item as the operator sees it. Its legal section follows the Commission's current guidance on AI-literacy measures.
• When the platform has a configured contact address, the homepage and How it works offer Book an operator walkthrough, which opens a pre-addressed email. No form is added.
• The terminology page explains AI Literacy Core, evidence review, evidence state, and evidence gap.

0.16.1 · 2026-08-18

Designed recovery without losing context

• Error pages now use the same calm product surface in English and Dutch instead of a vendor default.
• A missing authenticated page keeps the current organization, work navigation, and safe recovery actions.
• Temporary server problems show a request reference that can be shared with support without exposing technical details.
• Error responses are never stored by the browser, and application recovery preserves the selected light or dark presentation.

0.16.0 · 2026-08-17

A calmer authenticated shell

• The current organization or Operator now leads a quieter, name-first application bar. Client Organization pages keep the owning Operator visible through Managed by.
• Work areas use one consistent sidebar on desktop and one bottom sheet on small screens. Docs stays separated at the end and opens in a new tab.
• The circular account button opens a structured menu with the sign-in email address, current role, account actions, and sign out.
• Demo sessions use the restrained Demo environment · Fictional data only notice with a presentation icon.
• Scrolling keeps the current Tenant Context visible without keeping every utility on screen.
• When more than one Tenant Context is available, its name opens a searchable switcher without leaving the authenticated page. The current work area follows only when it is safe and available in the destination.
• Child tasks now show one short breadcrumb and matching browser-tab title. Work-area roots stay quiet without a repeated label.

0.15.5 · 2026-08-17

Clearer organization relationship

• Client Organization pages now use Managed by in English and Beheerd door in Dutch for the owning Operator.

0.15.4 · 2026-08-16

Help where a product term needs context

• The Client organizations heading on the chooser now opens a short, keyboard-accessible explanation.
• The explanation links to the public terminology reference in the current language and opens it safely in a new tab.

0.15.3 · 2026-08-16

Reactivate a deactivated Person

• Operator owners can return a deactivated Person to active from the People list.
• The status change uses a confirmation dialog and is recorded as readiness evidence.
• Retention, anonymization, and deletion states stay unavailable to this action.

0.15.2 · 2026-08-16

Safer Person email validation

• Adding or editing a Person now returns a field error for an invalid email address instead of showing a server error.

0.15.1 · 2026-08-16

Clearer authenticated work and recovery

• Authenticated pages now end without marketing navigation, keeping the console focused on the current work.
• A CSV import that rejects every row states that no people were imported and makes retry the primary action.
• Dutch Client Organization context and Person deactivation copy now use the approved service and evidence language.
• Keyboard focus uses a distinct semantic color instead of sharing the destructive emphasis family.

0.15.0 · 2026-08-16

Operator identity on authenticated pages

• Authenticated Operator and Client Organization pages now show the active Operator logo beside the Tenant Context.
• In a Client Organization context, the organization stays primary and Managed by identifies its owning Operator.
• The platform wordmark remains visible, and the logo does not act as a button or context selector.
• A missing or unreadable logo leaves the complete Tenant Context and owning Operator name in place without an empty image space.

0.14.0 · 2026-08-15

Operator identity inside transactional email

• Invitations and reply-address verification messages now carry the active Operator logo inside the email.
• The platform stays named alongside the Operator, and missing or unreadable Operator images fall back to the platform identity.
• Sign-in-code messages remain platform-only and do not reveal an Operator.
• Recipient guidance explains each identity state.

0.13.0 · 2026-08-15

Platform identity inside each email

• Transactional messages now carry the configured platform logo inside the email instead of loading a remote image.
• An unavailable logo falls back to the platform name without removing any message content.
• English and Dutch messages describe the logo in the recipient's language.
• Recipient guidance shows the delivered result.

0.12.0 · 2026-08-15

Import a people roster

• Operator owners can import up to 1,000 people from one CSV file in the current client organization.
• The result separates imported people from rejected rows and names every safe correction for each row.
• Manage people explains the template, limits, result, and recovery steps.

A private Operator logo

• Operator owners can upload or replace a static PNG or WebP logo from Email identity.
• The application prepares one clean PNG and keeps the current logo when a replacement is rejected.
• English and Dutch guidance explains the limits and recovery steps.

0.11.5 · 2026-08-15

Clear Docs section labels

• The Docs contents now names the email guidance section in English and Dutch.

0.11.4 · 2026-08-15

Natural Dutch and a growing content library

• The Dutch How it works page and terminology reference now use plainer, more natural language.
• The Dutch legal introduction names the AI-verordening alongside its formal citation.
• Public explanations now describe a growing content library without fixing its future size.

0.11.3 · 2026-08-15

A direct return to the application

• Opening sign-in while already signed in now returns directly to the dashboard.
• The shared logo and public top navigation now return signed-in people to the dashboard.
• Read Sign in with a one-time code for the return and expired-session paths.

0.11.2 · 2026-08-15

Clearer product terminology

• Docs now uses Scenario and Role Track for the product's authored practice content.
• The AI Map now identifies itself as the organization's AI system inventory, and public copy uses AI tool.
• Architecture-only terms no longer appear in the public terminology reference.
• The How it works page now uses sentence case consistently in English and Dutch.

0.11.1 · 2026-08-14

Consistent browser and device icon

• Public, sign-in, Docs, brand, and signed-in pages now use the approved brand icon.
• Browser tabs, saved shortcuts, and home-screen icons use the same identity.

0.11.0 · 2026-08-14

Instant access to the demonstration site

• The demonstration sign-in page offers two fixed fictional accounts.
• The owner account opens its workspace directly. The consultant account opens the workplace chooser.
• Neither demonstration account needs an emailed sign-in code.
• A persistent notice asks every evaluator to use fictional information. The demonstration data resets at least daily.
• Read Explore the demo for the complete journey and recovery steps.

0.10.1 · 2026-08-14

Clearer product advantage

• The How it works page now leads with role-based practice and evidence an organization can show when asked.
• The explanation presents one current product plan without dated delivery labels or a disclaimer list.
• Product terminology remains in Docs. The high-level concept explanation lives on the public page.

0.10.0 · 2026-08-14

Recognizable transactional email

• Messages for an Operator now show Operator name via the platform name as the sender.
• Replies go to the Operator's verified reply address. The platform reply path remains the fallback.
• HTML and text footers identify both the Operator and the platform. A verified Operator website can appear as a link.
• Sign-in codes sent before workplace selection continue to use the platform identity and reveal no Operator.
• New English and Dutch guidance explains what recipients see.

0.9.0 · 2026-08-14

Operator email identity

• Operator owners can manage the business display name and optional website for the current Operator.
• A reply-to address can be confirmed through one private link that expires after 24 hours.
• A pending replacement keeps the previous verified address active. Operator owners can also revoke the active address.
• English and Dutch guidance explains the complete settings, verification, and recovery journey.

0.8.0 · 2026-08-14

How the platform works

• A new How it works page explains the service model, role-based practice, and evidence.
• The homepage and public Docs now link to the explanation in English and Dutch.
• The Product navigation link opens the localized explanation. The homepage Product section remains available from the footer.

0.7.0 · 2026-08-14

Public terminology in English and Dutch

• Docs now explains product terms in English and Dutch.
• Each explanation states whether the related behavior is available now or planned.
• Search finds the localized terms and the configured platform name.

0.6.2 · 2026-08-14

Product-neutral guidance

• Docs now uses the configured application name in its page title, description, logo label, and signed-in return action.
• Manual articles use product-neutral journey wording so a configured identity does not leave stale product names in guidance.

0.6.1 · 2026-08-14

Clear manual steps and lists

• Numbered procedures now keep their step numbers.
• Other manual lists use visible bullets, including at mobile widths.

0.6.0 · 2026-08-14

Public Docs

• The top navigation now opens Docs instead of Brand assets.
• Public guidance and the changelog are available without signing in.
• Docs keeps the current article open when the reader changes language.
• Dutch Docs identifies an English article until its Dutch version is available.
• Brand assets remains available in the footer.
• Signed-in readers receive additional guidance only for their role and current tenant context.
• Docs search returns only public guidance and the signed-in reader's available extension.

0.5.1 · 2026-08-13

Safer person deactivation

• Person deactivation now opens a focused confirmation dialog without leaving the people list.
• Cancel and Escape return to the Deactivate action without changing the person.
• A failed deactivation keeps the prior status and shows a clear retry or cancel path.

0.5.0 · 2026-08-13

Account menu and presentation settings

• Every authenticated page now has one account menu for Profile, Settings, and Sign out.
• Profile shows the email address used to sign in.
• Account settings can save Language, Time zone, Date notation, Time notation, and Number notation together.
• Saved presentation settings follow the person across authorized Tenant Contexts.
• Validation keeps the submitted choices visible and leaves the last complete saved set unchanged.

0.4.0 · 2026-08-13

Light and dark themes

• Every authenticated page now supports complete light and dark themes.
• A moon or sun control beside the account actions applies and saves the preferred theme.
• The application follows the device theme until a person saves a choice.
• Sign-in and tenant selection remain in the light theme.

0.3.1 · 2026-08-13

Organization language selection

• Choosing an organization language is now searchable and keyboard friendly.
• The operator dashboard keeps a clear visual gap between organization status and its primary action.

0.3.0 · 2026-08-12

Person management

• An operator owner can add and edit people in a client organization.
• The people list shows each person's name, email address, and current status.
• An operator owner can deactivate a person after a confirmation step.
• The application records additions and deactivations as readiness evidence.

0.2.0 · 2026-08-12

Client organization onboarding

• An operator owner can create a client organization with a name and working language.
• The application changes the tenant context to the new client organization after creation.
• Operator boundaries keep each client organization visible only to the operator that owns it.

0.1.0 · 2026-08-12

Operator invitations

• A trusted operator can invite the first operator owner without a demo account.
• The recipient reviews one private, expiring invitation before account creation.
• Account creation continues through the existing one-time-code sign-in.
• English and Dutch invitation messages now use the shared transactional email design.