Partner Dashboard

partner dashboard · partner collaboration · evidence package · Updated 2026-07-15

Who this is for

An audit partner

requests evidence from an authorized client workspace, reviews it, and signs off inside the package — no spreadsheets, no 400-email chase.

An implementation partner

collaborates on a shared evidence view, with clear responsibility boundaries between partner and StackWeaver work, mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, CBN AML/CFT, NDPA, and PCI-DSS.

Trust is not only for clients. The partner dashboard applies the same evidence-first principle to collaboration itself: every attribution, stage change, and shared artefact is timestamped, so partnership economics are resolved against records rather than memory.

Architecture: one operating system, scoped views

Partners and clients operate on the same underlying evidence system, with scoped, role-appropriate views. This is the consumption layer of the Evidence Architecture applied to a second audience — the same records, a different lens.

Responsibilities and collaboration flow

The dashboard makes the boundary between partner work and StackWeaver work explicit, so nothing falls between the two. Referrals are tagged at intake and locked to the partner account; stage, contract value, and projected commission update in real time.

Why timestamped records matter

Any dispute resolves against a record, not a recollection. That is the same principle that makes an evidence-native system defensible in an audit — applied to commercial trust between organisations.

What this relates to