Accreditation Management demo

Accreditation liaisons map evidence to standards and draft cited self-study narratives 1:32

What the demo shows

Accreditation liaisons map evidence to standards and draft cited self-study narratives

Seven agents do the reading and the checking: they tag every document to the standards it supports, draft narratives with a source under each sentence, recount every number from the system of record, read each draft as a visiting team member would and write the findings it expects, flag evidence a newer version replaced, chase contributors for what is missing, and build the de-identified pack. Standard owners sign their sections, the liaison officer approves each one, and the Provost signs the final report.

Transcript

  1. Accreditation Management maps evidence to standards and drafts cited self-study narratives.
  2. One university's last certification cited over two thousand pieces of evidence.
  3. Under every sentence, a ribbon shows how strong its evidence is.
  4. Select a sentence to see its sources.
  5. The Peer-Reviewer agent reads the draft as a visiting team would.
  6. Eleven of 212 programs have no 2025 report; the ribbon breaks.
  7. The Drafting agent rewrites the claim to match the record, with citations.
  8. Requests to the eleven chairs are drafted; Renata approves them.
  9. The Currency agent re-cites evidence that a newer version replaced.
  10. The dean signs, Renata approves, and the Provost signs once all ninety are.
  11. Every sentence traces to its source, in one sealed, de-identified pack.
  12. The goal: no uncited sentence, and findings answered before the visit.
  13. Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.

The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.