Demo
Walk into a firm that is already running
Most product demos hand you an empty workspace and call it a trial. This one signs you into a fictional consulting firm with a couple of years of history behind it — real volumes of clients, engagements, documents, time entries and invoices — so every screen shows what it looks like in use rather than what it looks like on day one.
What you'll see
A partner's dashboard with something on it
Pipeline weighted by stage, utilisation this week, engagements drifting off budget, and a Needs attention list that is populated rather than aspirational.
Live engagements, mid-flight
Several engagements at different stages — one just kicked off, one healthy, one quietly running hot on budget. Kanban boards, risk registers and burn charts all carry real data.
The document studio, grounded
A knowledge library of case studies and methodologies sits behind the drafting, so you can see the difference between a generic AI draft and one written from a firm's own past work.
A client portal you can actually open
Preview the portal exactly as a client sees it: published deliverables, approvals owed, invoices and the message thread — and nothing internal.
Money, tracked properly
Timesheets, rate-card resolution, issued and paid invoices, and the utilisation, realisation and margin figures that follow from them.
The ground rules
- The demo firm is read-only. You can open anything and navigate freely; changes are not saved, and a banner reminds you you're in the demo.
- Everything in it is fictional. No real client, person or figure appears anywhere.
- It is completely isolated from real firms. Demo sessions cannot read production data, and production firms cannot see the demo.
- Leaving is a matter of closing the tab. When you're ready for your own workspace, start a trial.
Prefer to read first?
The documentation explains the model behind what you'll be looking at, and the samples show finished output without you having to click anything.