Five screens.
One chain.
A 90-second walk through the platform end-to-end — from the company profile the organisation enters, to the disclosure object a regulator or assurance provider can interrogate. No sign-up. No email. The platform as it is.
Every engagement begins with a structured profile — sector (NACE), geography, headcount, turnover, operations, listing status, supply-chain footprint. This is the single source of truth from which every applicability decision downstream derives. Without a clean PROFYLR record, nothing in the chain is reliable.
The profile is evaluated against the full framework library. Each framework is either applicable, borderline, or not applicable — determined deterministically from the profile triggers (scope thresholds, sector designations, listing status, supply-chain exposure). This is not a checklist. It is a resolved obligation set.
From each applicable framework, the exact atomic requirements the organisation is subject to are surfaced — linked to their primary legal source, their EUR-Lex citation, their current version post-amendment. No summary. No paraphrase. The text of the obligation as the regulator wrote it.
Requirements are resolved into governance capabilities — the board-ready capabilities the organisation must own to meet the obligation. Each capability is mapped to a pillar and a domain, linked back to the requirements it satisfies, and carried forward into disclosure and assurance.
Capability evidence is rendered into structured disclosure objects — each traceable, on demand, all the way back to the statute that requires it. This is the artefact a regulator, an auditor, or an assurance provider interrogates. Every object carries its chain of custody.
That is the platform.
Profile → Applicability → Requirements → Capabilities → Disclosure. One chain. One traceable flow. Built on primary sources. Reproducible on demand.
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