Preliminary export-control workups

Classification workups that show their work.

Strafe organizes product facts, ordered classification analysis, evidence, review gates, and draft preparation in one inspectable case flow.

Watch the workflow Review the boundaries

Clips were recorded from the current product build using notional case data.

Strafe · current prototype · Atlas RouteProduct clip

Recorded prototype · notional data

Current product workflow · notional demo data

Actual current-product rehearsal · playback is not live.

Facts before analysisTechnical details and missing facts stay visible at the start.

Evidence keeps its statusSource provenance and review state travel with the cited claim.

Human review stays explicitDraft preparation remains separate from a reviewer’s decision.

The product in motion

Watch the workup happen.

Three short recordings show the real idea-to-readiness path: enter the concept, answer the focused gaps, and reach an explicit next action.

Concept intake

Start with the rough idea.

A founder enters a working name and a plain-language description. The recorded case is created, checked for readiness, and routed to focused questions without starting classification.

Notional founder input
Deterministic readiness
No classification run

Recorded prototype · notional data

Guided clarification

Turn gaps into answerable work.

The clarification queue keeps one active question in view. Three founder answers are recorded as unverified assertions, and the readiness result updates from the facts actually supplied.

One active question
Founder-assertion provenance
Readiness recalculated

Recorded prototype · notional data

Readiness gate

Keep the next action explicit.

Unanswered facts can be recorded as explicit unknowns instead of being invented. Resolving the round opens the separate classification action; nothing runs on its own.

Unknowns stay visible
Round recorded
Classification remains separate

Recorded prototype · notional data

Recorded from the current Strafe prototype with notional data in a disposable rehearsal. Playback is not live. No classification model or agency connection runs in these clips.

The workflow policy keeps EAR99 held until a specific ECCN has been considered and rejected after the USML / ITAR disposition.

Evidence before claims

Built to be inspected.

The interface keeps the preliminary result beside its supporting material, review state, limitations, and next human action.

Source status

Provenance stays attached.

Model-reported citations enter the binder as review-only, with legal relevance unverified.

Review gate

The owner and decision stay visible.

A reviewer can record an approved or needs-work decision without changing a draft into a filing.

Case record

Material product events can be revisited.

Case state changes, binder review decisions, and supported model calls write audit events.

Trust surface

Bounded on the page and in the product.

Strafe states the support it offers and the conclusions it does not claim. The same boundary appears in the recorded product surface above.

Strafe supports classification and filing-draft preparation. It does not replace legal review or provide a government determination. Nothing is submitted to any agency from this workspace.

SupportsPreliminary classification workup support

SupportsEvidence, audit, and review-gate visibility

SupportsFiling-draft preparation for counsel

Does not claimFinal legal or export-control correctness

Does not claimGovernment determination or agency submission

Does not claimProduction identity, tenant isolation, or customer-data readiness

Pilot conversations

Join the Strafe waitlist.

Tell us where to reach you if you are exploring export-control workups for a regulated product.

What happens next

A Strafe team member may follow up about a pilot walkthrough.