Welcome to Agentic Title IX Intake thatcaptures the disclosure once in the reporter's own words.
A disclosure can arrive through a form, an instructor, or a night shift in a residence hall. Risely captures it once and attaches the same duties however it arrived. The coordinator decides everything after that.
Title IX intake
visible to the coordinator role
Public web form · submitted by the reporting party
The disclosure is captured once, in the reporter's own words
content restricted
Supportive measures only
measures continue and no investigation opens
Formal complaint
the grievance process the policy sets out
Risely drafts the supportive measures the same day.
Risely's agents draft each measure the policy allows and hand the letter to the coordinator to sign. The academic adjustment exists before the next class meets, and the offer stands whether or not a complaint is ever filed.
Supportive measures
drafting
Measures are offered whether or not a complaint is ever filed, and the coordinator signs the letter before it goes out.
Every clock started at the disclosure.
The deadlines that govern a Title IX matter begin the moment someone discloses, whether or not the office noticed. Risely computes them from that minute and puts them on the case, where the coordinator can see them.
The case clock
running since the disclosure
Every clock here started at the disclosure, whether or not anyone noticed. Risely puts them on the screen instead.
The record opens to the coordinator, and to nobody else.
Roles decide who can read this file, and the investigator sees it only on assignment. Every view lands on an append-only log, so the question of who saw what has a written answer.
Who can open this record
every view logged
Access is decided at the first keystroke rather than tightened later, and every view lands on the log with a name on it.
Nobody has to tell it twice.
The measures letter, the coordinator's packet, and the case clock all read the same capture. Nobody has to retell a disclosure to reach the next person who can help.
One capture
The disclosure stays in the reporter's own words
Three offices read the same capture, so the reporting party tells it once and reaches help without telling it again.
One thing moves. The obligations re-run.
A changed election, a second channel reporting the same matter, a measure that needs extending. Any of them changes what is owed, and every one runs the same way.
The reporting party changes their election
supportive measures continue either way
Risely re-runs the obligations
a different path on the same record
The deadlines recompute
each one moves with the election
The coordinator reviews both paths
one screen, both prepared
The log records what changed
the entry is append-only
What changes, and how it runs.
The disclosure is told once
Everything downstream reads the same capture.
Support arrives the same day
In writing, and whether or not a complaint follows.
The process holds up on review
One log holds every duty, every deadline, and every view.
The technical read
Connects read-only to your case system, SIS, and directory to start
The Title IX coordinator approves every step
Every action and every view lands on an append-only log
Runs alongside what you have. Nothing rips out.