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Contact

Use this page to request a guided walkthrough of the Layer-7 demo, a deployment mapping session, or an evaluation briefing with pass/fail criteria.

Single point of contact is intentional. It preserves routing clarity and governance accountability while Corevexa scales.

Primary Contact

james@corevexa.com

What you’ll get

  • Short intake reply with recommended evaluation flow
  • Structured walkthrough agenda and test cases
  • Deployment mapping: SaaS vs on-prem vs hybrid (if requested)
  • Clear next steps for a pilot or deeper technical session
If you want a faster response: include your context and what you’re trying to prove.

What to Include in Your Email

Keep it simple. The objective is to route your request to the correct evaluation flow.

Organization context

Industry, environment type (cloud/on-prem), and why governance matters for your workflows.

Ex: regulated data, approvals, releases, safety-critical operations.

What you want to prove

Tiering accuracy, fail-closed gating, audit reconstruction, authority routing, or bypass resistance.

This determines the walkthrough structure.

Scope and timing

How many stakeholders, how deep the review should go, and desired timeframe.

Short sessions are possible if you stick to proof goals.
If you’re evaluating vendor risk: request the pass/fail checklist. The demo is designed to be testable, not persuasive theater.

Evaluation Modes

Pick the mode that matches your objective. These align with Corevexa docs and the control-plane framing used on corevexa.com.

Executive Briefing (30–45)

Category claim + why Layer-7 exists + what “passing governance” looks like.

Outcome: leadership clarity and go/no-go alignment.

Technical Proof (45–90)

Run test cases. Confirm tiering, gating, approvals, and audit evidence end-to-end.

Outcome: pass/fail proof for the governance loop.

Deployment Mapping (60)

SaaS vs on-prem vs hybrid, enforcement gate placement, and audit boundary decisions.

Outcome: clear architecture fit decision.

Demo-safe reminder

  • No sensitive data submissions.
  • Expect synthetic/resettable data.
  • Governance mechanics are the focus.
  • If wired to a backend later, status page should reflect real health.
See Status for current environment expectations.

Cross-site alignment

  • Core site: category claim + institutional alignment
  • Docs: specification and model details
  • Demo: runnable proof loop + evaluation surface
This is the intended flow: explain → specify → prove.
If you want the most rigorous path: request the “bypass attempts” checklist and the audit reconstruction proof.