Product status helps a visitor decide what to expect from a page or conversation. A working prototype and an accessible product provide different kinds of evidence.
Read the current catalogue
SkinToScan is a live product. HATT Scout is available through private access. Asset Inventory is in development. Folio is presented as a desktop document product. Current access information belongs on each product page.
The Scout product story records the current matching workflow. It should be read alongside the Scout product page rather than as a grant-administration product.
Separate access from outcome
Private access describes how a product is made available. It does not establish user counts, financial results or a particular service level. A prototype screenshot shows an interface; it does not establish production readiness.
When reviewing work, ask which behaviour is shown and which requirements remain to be evaluated against your own process.
Prepare the right conversation
Bring the task you need to complete and any known constraints. A walkthrough can clarify the current scope. New requirements should be discussed as requirements rather than inferred from a product name or a polished image.
Use Contact to discuss a product or a separate development project.