Conditionary is organised the way the work is organised: plan what applies, keep the evidence, assure the people who ask, and keep the set-up current. Every screen below is a page of its own, with a full screenshot and a description of what it is for and what you can do there. The organisations shown are modelled examples, not real institutions.

Your work
The first screen each person sees: what needs doing, in what order, with a button for each item.
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Activity
A picture of where the organisation stands, calculated from the evidence rather than typed in.
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The set-up guide
A guided set-up that asks plain questions, one chapter at a time, and never fills in the gaps with a guess.
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Requirements and gaps
Every requirement that applies to you, what meets it, and what does not.
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Try a change
Ask "what if" before you commit to anything.
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Evidence on file
For each control, the evidence it promised and whether it is actually there.
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Case checks
When the rule applies to each case, check each case.
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Human review
Proof that a person really is in the loop, with numbers.
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Evidence record
One record of everything recorded, signed and chained.
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Requests to others
Get a sign-off from someone who does not use the software.
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Reports
Seven ready-made reports, including one written for your insurer.
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Regulator reports
Your records in the layout a specific regulator expects.
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Signed statements
A portable, verifiable statement about a decision, a control or a period.
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What changed in the rules
When a regulation is amended, see exactly what it touches in your organisation.
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The rulebook and all regulations
The laws themselves, with their sources, their dates and the requirements drawn from them.
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Organisation, people and settings
Who you are, who does what, which rulebooks you follow, and a tamper-evident history of every change.
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