Offer context
Set a synthetic UK-first offer scenario and select the student or payer perspective.
Phase 05 · Closed for mock-project purposes
A bounded concept became a testable local experience.
The accepted Phase 5 proof of concept demonstrates Funding Readiness as a deterministic, source-labelled journey. It preserves the line between planning, official evidence and future regulated-provider decisions.
P5-D1 · APPROVE
Useful enough to learn from. Bounded enough to trust.
The local prototype proves that the concept can explain a known funding gap, support readiness tasks and disclose a future handoff without collecting sensitive financial data or presenting a lending decision.
6Accepted journey steps
LocalProof of concept
0Live integrations
G3 + G6Complete
Accepted flow
Six steps make the boundary visible.
The order matters: context before costs, costs before sources, sources before gap, and comprehension before any simulated handoff.
Planning costs
Review source-labelled planning estimates without treating them as official evidence requirements.
Evidence view
See official financial-evidence information separately, with source and date context.
Funding map
Edit synthetic declared sources and calculate the known gap deterministically.
Readiness tasks
Complete a bounded checklist and see which categories remain unresolved.
Qualified handoff
Pass a comprehension and consent gate before viewing a simulated provider handoff.
Product system
The prototype sits inside a broader connected concept.
Funding Readiness is the Phase 5 focus. Pathway Navigator, Compass, Arrival Setup and Ro show how it could connect to the wider student route.
- 01Pathway Navigator→
Leads programme, recognition, application, document and departure-readiness steps.
No admissions or immigration decisions. - 02Funding Readiness→
Shows source-labelled costs, funding sources, readiness tasks and unresolved gaps.
No advice, eligibility or approval. - 03Compass→
Demonstrates travel-package configuration and a transparent future seller handoff.
No inventory, ticketing, payment or refunds. - 04Arrival Setup→
Coordinates labelled accommodation, transfer, connectivity and first-week readiness.
No availability or suitability guarantee. - 05Ro→
Offers bounded, deterministic prewritten guidance with a visible human-support path.
No live AI or personalized advice.
What the POC establishes
Interaction evidence is not market evidence.
Phase 5 closure accepts the implementation under a bounded mock-project decision. It deliberately preserves every missing external gate.
It demonstrates
- A coherent source-labelled six-step flow
- Deterministic gap and task-state behavior
- Planning-versus-evidence separation
- A comprehension and consent gate
- A visible licensed-provider responsibility boundary
It does not establish
- Customer demand or willingness to pay
- Provider acceptance or integration feasibility
- Legal, regulatory, privacy or security approval
- Commercial viability or launch readiness
- Any live financial service, advice or approval
Final Phase 5 record
GO—with the missing gates preserved.
Phase 5 boundary
Prototype acceptance applies only to the bounded mock-project exercise. No deployment or publication occurred. The accepted implementation does not establish customer demand, partner approval, legal clearance, regulatory approval, commercial viability, security approval or readiness for a real-world launch.