A clear rule for every next step

Build the questions, check the evidence, and give your team a clear handoff. All in one installation you control.

The visual editor

See how each question connects to a judgment and a rule. Use the outline, canvas, and inspector to edit the same request type.

  • Write questions and follow-ups
  • Build rules with menus
  • Keep source view for advanced changes
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The editor connects questions, Jev questions, and decision rules.

A test before the next step

Try a request as an applicant. Inspect which rule matched, change a value with What-if, or compare outcomes across saved examples.

  • Simulate without creating a real request
  • Replay examples with expected outcomes
  • Move thresholds in the outcome map
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A simulated request beside its decision path in the editor.

An inbox with the reason attached

Start with unhandled handoffs. Read the original answers and the judgments behind the outcome. Mark a request handled when you finish the work.

  • Filters for status, outcome, and request type
  • A decision record for every answer
  • Keyboard navigation and handled marking
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The inbox shows a request and its handoff reason.

Publish a version you can explain

Review the draft, the checks, and the effect on examples. Each published version stays fixed, and existing requests keep the version they started with.

  • Compare published versions
  • Pin the Jev model per version
  • Archive a request type to stop new requests
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Publish review with changes, example impact, and checks.

Separate teams, clear access

Create accounts and teams for the people you serve. Give each member an explicit role. Installation administrators need team membership to read team content.

  • Owner, manager, and agent roles
  • Email invitations and two-factor sign-in
  • Team API tokens with limited permissions
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Team members and their roles.

Product screenshots use sample data and the previous working name, Intake.

Give every request
a clear next step.

Start with one request type. Make it yours.

Find an answer

Try “publish”, “API”, or “human handoff”.