Customer Home
Outcome-first organisation view for setup, launch readiness, next actions and everyday work.
CoreX Studio
Start with the work. Go deeper only when you need to.
Most organisation users begin with Customer Home: what is configured, what needs attention and the next useful action. Organisation, platform and developer depth remain available without becoming the default experience.
Choose the depth you need.
Experience depth changes what is presented, not what authority exists. Customer Home is the default organisation experience; deeper controls remain one level away.
My CoreX
Your identity, access, credentials, transactions, events, evidence and controlled sharing.
Organisation / Platform controls
Broader configuration, infrastructure, provider, developer and expert controls for authorised operators.
Operate CoreX
Use the existing product surfaces rather than creating parallel administration paths.
Verify & Resolve
Verify references, inspect current/historical trust state and issue Living Trust Receipts.
Build / Configure
Map proof target, verifier, assurance, branding, disclosure and delivery format to reusable CoreX policy configuration.
Holder workspace
Identity, access, credentials, transactions, events, evidence and sharing.
Issuer/Admin workspace
Tenant-scoped credential administration for authorised operators.
Registry & Education workspaces
Authenticated domain workspaces resolve their own role gates after sign-in rather than exposing authority on the public Studio landing.
Developers & Sandbox
Explore APIs, standards and side-effect-free policy/offline verification sandbox operations.
Trust infrastructure
Capabilities, standards, profiles, templates and production-readiness state.
Service catalogue
Assurance, disclosure, references, service tiers and tenant trust profiles.
Legacy architecture & solutions
Reconciled planes, consoles, product concepts and authentication patterns from the earlier CoreX build, classified against current capability.
Service tiers
Verify
Resolve a supported reference and return a minimum-disclosure verification result.
Verified Record
Create an evidence-backed proof for a transaction, event, document, product, configuration or other governed record.
Verified Credential
Issue a lifecycle-managed credential, certificate, badge or portable credential representation.
Branded Verify
Apply tenant issuer, brand and disclosure profiles without changing canonical authority.
Trust Platform
Provide white-label, API, bulk, identity/access and enterprise trust integration capabilities.
Channel readiness
WEB DESKTOP
Public Verify, Trust Receipt and authenticated workspaces are deployed.
WEB MOBILE
Public Verify and Trust Receipt are responsive; Studio/workspace responsive shell is activation-ready.
TABLET
Responsive web layouts are compatible; dedicated tablet acceptance remains a release test rather than a new architecture.
QR SCAN
QR-linked verification surfaces are implemented; credential QR issuance remains coupled to credential persistence readiness.
PWA
Mobile-first shell and offline semantics exist; installability/service-worker caching remains a separate activation step with strict trust-data cache boundaries.
WALLET
W3C VC projection exists; live OpenID wallet transports/interoperability remain gated.
REST API
CoreX verification, trust infrastructure, credential and living-object APIs are deployed.
WEBHOOK
Signed lifecycle/webhook receiver paths exist; some source ingress remains externally gated.
IOT EVENT
Provider-neutral event/object architecture supports machine/device sources; device-specific adapters remain deployment-specific.
OFFLINE VERIFY
Offline verification policy semantics are activation-ready; offline results must never claim live lifecycle freshness.
LOW BANDWIDTH SYNC
Resilient sync contracts support offline/2G/3G queueing, idempotency, small-batch metadata-first transfer, compression guidance and deferred large binaries; installable client queue/service-worker transport remains to be activated per client surface.