Today

Horizon

What has lapsed, and what lapses next. Compliance is mostly about expiry: a licence lapses, an authorisation runs out, a finding ages past its response window. Every module keeps its own dates, and the Horizon puts them side by side in three bands:

Band	Meaning
Overdue	Already past its date.
Next 30 days	Lapses within a month.
31 to 90 days	Coming up, but not yet pressing.

Each band shows a count and the nearest item — whose it is and what it is — so you can go straight to it.

A band that says not yours to see means your job does not open the records behind it. It does not mean they are clear.

Any authorisations you hold yourself, for example as an auditor or a ramp inspector, are shown here with their current state.

Waiting on you

Decisions nobody else can make. Every row is something that needs you:

• manuals and procedures issued to you to read, tagged Confirm, which turns red once the due date has passed;
• document revisions submitted for approval where you are the second person, tagged Approve;
• findings that need your answer or decision, corrective actions to carry out or verify, and audits you are on.

Nothing is waiting on you is a true answer, not an empty page.

Since you were last here

What moved, and who moved it. The same notifications as the bell, written out in full, so after two days off you can see what happened without clicking. Unread ones are tinted. Select one to open the record.