Scope coordination metadata only · architected so controlled data never moves · no source file crosses the boundary · not yet formally assessed against your control set · here is the control mapping we would inherit
Setup · about three minutes

Bring your readiness reviews into one view.

Connect the tools your team already coordinates in, confirm the boundary your security team controls, then open a week that is already in one view. The controlled engineering data stays in the systems it lives in today.

SETUP
Readiness review CANDIDATE BRANCH

Coordination layer ON

Controlled technical data OFF · LOCKED
Step 1 · Connect

Connect the tools you coordinate reviews in.

Each tool holds one piece of a review. The layer reads the coordination metadata, who, when, and status, and brings it into one view per review. It never reaches into engineering, quality, or cost systems. Connections are read-only.

Mail · review and supplier threads Connected
Chat · cross-plant coordination Connected
Calendar · gate reviews, FAT and SAT dates, visits Connected
Status reporting · readiness narrative Authorizing
CAD · drawings · PLM · quality records · cost Never read · stays in your systems

Three sources read on day one. One finishes authorizing in the background. The last row is the boundary, and it stays off by design.

Step 2 · Boundary

Confirm the boundary your security team controls.

Before anything is brought into a view, your IT and security teams set what is in scope and what is locked out. The boundary is a locked, auditable config: coordination tools on, controlled technical data off and unchangeable from inside the product.

See a closed review
Step 3 · Open your week

Open the reviews we brought together for you.

Reviews across their phases, woven from the tools above. Nothing here is engineering content. It is the existence, timing, owner, and status of the coordination work, and every route ends at a reviewed proof packet a named person closes.

Ready when you are
Setup is done. The first review is in one view and the readout is drafted for a person to review.
A person always sends. The drafting step reads the summary and cannot close anything.
Continue to your week Replay the overview