Resources
Start where you are. Everything here is organized by the four stages an access and privacy office actually moves through — from "what does the statute require" to "we're live" — and every stage links the guides, tools, and documents that belong to it.
Stage 1
Understand your obligations
Every jurisdiction words it differently; the clock starts either way. Plain-language guides to the statutes you answer to — what's in force, what's coming, and the deadlines and duties hiding in the definitions.
Stage 2
Build the business case
Numbers your director can forward. What the current process costs, what the alternatives cost, and what AccessPoint costs — all three in writing, so the case makes itself.
Stage 3
Plan the move
Smaller than it looks — there's no cutover day. The move is a spreadsheet, not a project: history and in-progress cases arrive together, open files mid-stride, and the trial deploys in an afternoon.
Stage 4
Verify the platform
For the people whose job is to say no. Security review, procurement, accessibility, architecture — the documents your reviewers will ask for, pre-written and ready to attach.
Whichever Stage You're At
The trial is the fastest way to evaluate — it's the real product in your real tenant. The demo is the fastest way to see it — thirty minutes, configured for your jurisdiction.