See AccessPoint without deploying anything

A ten-step walkthrough of the real platform — no tenant, no admin, no form. Click any screenshot to enlarge it.

Step 1 of 10

Start on My Day

Every role opens to the same question: what needs me, and when? My Day gathers your assignments, reviews, and approaching statutory dates across requests, assessments, incidents, and complaints — so the day starts with the deadlines, not with a search.

AccessPoint screenshot: Start on My Day

Step 2 of 10

The requests dashboard

The whole caseload in one governed view: active requests, what's overdue, what's due this week, and who owns what. Filters and saved views mean a coordinator, a team lead, and a program manager each see the slice they run.

AccessPoint screenshot: The requests dashboard

Step 3 of 10

Deadlines computed from your legislation

Due dates aren't typed in — they're computed from your jurisdiction pack's rules: business versus calendar days, your holiday calendar, clock pauses for clarification or fees, and extensions with their statutory reasons. When the rules say the clock stops, the clock stops.

AccessPoint screenshot: Deadlines computed from your legislation

Step 4 of 10

Collect records straight from Microsoft 365

Responsive records come from where they already live — SharePoint, OneDrive, Outlook, Teams — pulled into the request without downloading and re-uploading to a separate system. Custodian assignments track who owes what, with the PII firewall keeping requester identity walled off.

AccessPoint screenshot: Collect records straight from Microsoft 365

Step 5 of 10

Redact in the browser, tagged to exemptions

Severing happens in a browser-native studio: every redaction is tagged to the specific statutory exemption it relies on, so the decision is defensible line by line — to the requester, and to the commissioner reviewing it later.

AccessPoint screenshot: Redact in the browser, tagged to exemptions

Step 6 of 10

Run privacy impact assessments end to end

Screeners decide whether a PIA is needed; questionnaires assign sections to the people who actually know the answers; findings land in an embedded risk register; and the output is a regulator-ready summary — configured to the assessment rules that apply to you.

AccessPoint screenshot: Run privacy impact assessments end to end

Step 7 of 10

Triage a breach against the statutory threshold

Log an incident and assess the real risk of significant harm the way the statute frames it — sensitivity and probability of misuse — and get a live, statute-computed checklist of exactly who must be notified and by when.

AccessPoint screenshot: Triage a breach against the statutory threshold

Step 8 of 10

The privacy risk register

Assessment findings and incidents become managed risk: an ISO 31000 register with inherent and residual scoring, key risk indicators, treatment plans, and governed risk acceptance that expires instead of being forgotten.

AccessPoint screenshot: The privacy risk register

Step 9 of 10

The reports your oversight bodies expect

Annual statistical returns, completion-time distributions, extension usage, exemption counts — generated from the casework itself, so year-end reporting is a query, not a project.

AccessPoint screenshot: The reports your oversight bodies expect

Step 10 of 10

Every action, on the ledger

Everything you just saw writes to an append-only, hash-chained audit ledger with integrity verification — exportable as court-ready evidence. That's the trail behind every decision, in your own tenant.

AccessPoint screenshot: Every action, on the ledger

This is the real interface, running in SharePoint — the same product the 30-day trial deploys into your own tenant. Want it narrated instead? The recorded demos walk the same workflows end to end.

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