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00 Employee Portal

Four things. One page. Clear progress on each.

The employee-facing side of the compliance platform: the part everyone touches, kept deliberately small.

Your page

  1. 01Assigned work
    3 of 5 done
  2. 02Company policies
    Accepted
  3. 03Security awareness training
    Secure annually
  4. 04Device protection
    All checks passing

Every step dated. Only your own.

01 The four things

Everything a person owes the company, in one place

Your pageOne page, four things

1

Assigned work

3 of 5 done

Whatever a manager has asked this person to do, such as reviewing a log, confirming a setting or following up on an exception, shows up as a short task with its own page: a status to move along, evidence to attach, and a thread to talk it through.

2

Company policies

Accepted

Every policy the company needs acknowledged, such as acceptable use, data handling and incident response, is read and accepted right here. Each signature is dated, and no one can mistake whether they’ve agreed to it.

3

Security awareness training

Secure annually

A short set of videos covering the basics, such as phishing, passwords and handling sensitive data, that everyone refreshes on a yearly cycle. Progress is tracked video by video, so nothing is marked done until it actually is.

4

Device protection

All checks passing

A small background helper that checks the basics are on (disk encryption, screen lock, device management) and shows exactly which checks pass or fail, with plain steps to fix anything that doesn’t. Works the same whether the laptop runs macOS or Windows.

02 Why it works

Built for the person who has thirty seconds, not thirty minutes

  • One page

    No menus to learn. Open it, see what's left, close it.

  • Only your own

    Each person only ever sees their own tasks and signatures, never anyone else's.

  • Always dated

    Every completed step is timestamped, so the record speaks for itself later.

03 What it feels like for a new hire

A link, a code, a list

An email arrives with a link. They type their email, get a code, and land on a page that already knows who they are and what their company needs from them, and nothing more.

  1. Open the link
  2. Enter the one-time code
  3. Work down the list
  4. Done, until the next renewal

04 Get started

The part everyone touches, kept deliberately small.

See what your people would see, and how little time it takes.