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