TRUST AND BOUNDARIES

Connected context. Clear boundaries.

Trust starts with being precise about what is demonstrated, what is intended and what still needs confirmation.

Demonstrated locally

Evidence is not an access grant

A linked record retains its source context. Opening it still depends on the source’s permissions. The demo includes a restricted evidence example with no confidential payload.

Claim boundary

Implementation and school access differ

Code and tests can establish a capability exists. They do not establish deployment, a pilot agreement or permission to offer it to a school. No school availability is asserted by this preview.

Product principle

A task is not an impact measure

Completing follow-through records delivery. A professional judgement, recommendation closure or educational impact review requires a separate human decision.

Ownership principle

Each domain keeps its responsibility

Curriculum & assessment planning owns curriculum design; Gradebook & reporting owns results; Student records owns learner identity. Calendar and Home / Control Centre may present source information without taking it over.

Concept boundary

A prepared resource is not safety approval

Intended operational tools do not replace a person’s qualifications, specialist safety decisions or statutory checks. No operational product demonstration is available here.

Requires confirmation

Public assurances require separate evidence

Hosting region, data residency, certifications, framework licences, service levels, legal terms, customer references and real integrations need approved evidence before public claims are made.