What you see
When you open your workspace, you land on the Book home. The page has three sections:- State and next action — A chip showing the current Book state, the Live version number (if published), and a primary button for the next action you should take.
- Coverage — Three counts: services, rules (Statements), and verified rules.
- Needs your judgment — A list of open items that require your input, each linking to the relevant surface.
Book states
The Book moves through a defined sequence. The state chip tells you where you are:The next action
The Book home always surfaces one next action as a primary button. The action follows the state:
If no action is needed, the page reads “Your Book is Live and answering.”
Coverage
The coverage section shows three counts:- Services — The number of offerings in your Book.
- Rules — The total number of material Statements.
- Verified — How many of those Statements you have explicitly verified.
Needs your judgment
When items require your attention, they appear as a list under “Needs your judgment.” Each item links to the surface where you can resolve it:- Open questions — links to Answer questions.
- Awaiting calibration — links to Calibrate.
- Unverified rules — links to Verify Statements.
- Pending changes — links to Preview and publish.
- Changed sources — shown when a source has been revised since the Live version was published.
Book sub-navigation
The Book has sub-navigation links to each stage of the lifecycle: Review draft, Answer questions, Calibrate, Verify, and Preview and publish. These links are always visible so you can move between stages when needed, even out of order.The progress rail and next-action button guide the recommended sequence, but you can revisit any stage at any time. For example, you can review the draft, answer some questions, then go back and review the draft again.
Not a dashboard
The Book home does not show revenue, conversion rates, activity feeds, or performance metrics. It shows the state of your verified pricing authority and what you need to do next.Start here
Start your first Book
Choose a starting method and begin.
Review the draft
Inspect the extracted or constructed Book draft and correct meaning.