Core reporting and case handling
Continue hardening the reporting experience, anonymous follow-up flows, access controls, and audit-backed workflows.
Public roadmap
This roadmap summarises current product and trust priorities across Disclosurely. It is directional, not a delivery commitment, and is updated as work moves from planning into production.
Continue hardening the reporting experience, anonymous follow-up flows, access controls, and audit-backed workflows.
Improve public security, privacy, and buyer-facing documentation so enterprise review is easier without overstating controls.
Expand the resource centre around UK and EU compliance questions, buyer guides, and implementation topics.
MFA is available today. Add SSO and stronger organisation identity controls once the production model is ready for them.
Publish more of the supporting trust material buyers expect, including structured questionnaires, architecture summaries, and clearer change history.
Improve how platform status, updates, and supporting documentation are surfaced for customer review.
Explore broader regional hosting options for enterprise requirements without promising dates before delivery is proven in production.
Extend case assistance and operational tooling while keeping human review, governance, and auditability central.
Expand integrations that reduce admin work around notifications, governance, and programme rollout.
Planned
Standalone supporting-services register and change history.
Planned
Operational service status and availability history.
Planned
Structured security change log and hardening notes.
Planned
Buyer due diligence and questionnaire resources.
Planned
Architecture reference for procurement and security review.
For current controls and trust documentation, use the live pages below rather than treating roadmap items as already delivered.