What changed
Changelog
Every entry corresponds to changes that reached the service, with their date. It starts where the current product does.
Since
· #308
One language per request, new citations, an end to the relationship index
The language of every page is decided once, from the account's preference, and applies to text, dates and amounts alike. The checks for the ENFIA components, the accident-declaration phone, the hospital class and direct billing now cite a law or a market practice. The adviser's “relationship index” was removed. When checks were added after an analysis, the composition says so instead of staying silent. The methodology, changelog and status pages were added.
· #307
Citations on findings, an end to the risk dimension numbers
Every classified requirement shows its law and article beside the finding. The “risk dimension” numbers and the adviser's averaged protection index were removed. Findings are ordered deterministically: requirement provenance, then catalogue order. The Terms state exactly what the free plan enforces.
· #299, #300, #301, #303, #304
Transparency: what was checked, by which analysis, on what basis
Every findings list says which analysis it came from and when. The “composition” shows how many points were checked, how many are covered, how many are not, and how many could not be checked. Severity orders and colours nothing. Every number on the dashboard is a door to the list that explains it.
· #298
Document validation gate
No document enters analysis before it is verified as an insurance policy: a local PDF read, a Greek and English lexicon, and a cheap classification model only for the doubtful middle.
· #290, #292, #293
The personal risk profile and customer intake
Onboarding asks little, the assessment goes deeper, and every fact records where it came from. Customer intake by advisers passed a consent and notice review. An upload no longer creates a policy without a document.
· #288, #289
The redesigned app
Dashboard, wallet, policy page, protection and settings redesigned from scratch for the phone, Greek by default.