Platform
The same engines that compile an assessment also run in the browser. The live site preview is open to everyone, with no account needed. The soil, groundwater and integrated tools, and the evidence workspace, run inside a client workspace, and access to that is granted on request. Each one carries its rung on the honesty ladder, so you always know whether you are looking at an instant estimate or a traceable draft, and no tool pretends to be more than it is.
Inside the platform
An indicative preview is an instant estimate from published data and a v1 rule base. It is not an assessment, and it is not for design or permit submission. A draft assessment goes further, every statement traces to a lab result or a cited standard, but no specialist has certified it yet.
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Lab file to draft report
An instant estimate from published data and a v1 rule base. Not an assessment, and not for design or permit submission.
Inside the client workspace. Access is granted on request; ask for it.
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Click the map, soil class to recharge
An instant estimate from published data and a v1 rule base. Not an assessment, and not for design or permit submission.
Open soil · live preview/fah
Source attribution and asset risk
An instant estimate from published data and a v1 rule base. Not an assessment, and not for design or permit submission.
Inside the client workspace. Access is granted on request; ask for it.
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Borehole logs to parameter ranges
An instant estimate from published data and a v1 rule base. Not an assessment, and not for design or permit submission.
Inside the client workspace. Access is granted on request; ask for it.
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Projects, claims and review
Every statement traces to a lab result or a cited standard. No specialist has certified it yet.
Inside the client workspace. Access is granted on request; ask for it.
What to expect
The live site preview runs on a service that sleeps when nobody is using it. The first request after a quiet period spends around fifty seconds waking it; every request after that is instant. This is expected behaviour, not an error, it is simply the cost of not keeping an idle engine running.
First request after a quiet period may take up to ~50 seconds while the engine wakes, then it's instant.
When a preview is not enough
When you need a deliverable a regulator or a counterparty will read, the previews give way to a full assessment, compiled against the prescribed schedule, reviewed claim by claim and signed by the named specialist responsible.
