Request demo

See BackflowCore.ai in the context of your program.

The most useful demos stay grounded in the workflows your team needs to evaluate first: registry quality, tester readiness, submissions, notices, dashboards, map visibility, and hazard follow-up.

Best for utility leaders, CCC managers, and compliance teams Bring the people who own the queue, notices, or tester workflow Implementation and design-partner fit can be part of the conversation
  • Registry lens Assembly records, imports, due-date logic, and map-backed visibility.
  • Field workflow lens Tester verification, credentials, calibration controls, submissions, and review automation.
  • Program visibility lens Notices, communications traceability, dashboards, reporting, and hazard-related follow-up.
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Request a walkthrough

Tell us what you want to evaluate.

Share a little context and we will shape the walkthrough around the workflows and pressure points that matter most to your team.

Submitting opens a prefilled email draft to demo@backflowcore.ai so you can review and send the request with your details.

Direct contact

Prefer a shorter path?

Email demo@backflowcore.ai with your organization, role, and what you want to review. We can still tailor the walkthrough around your workflow.

What the walkthrough covers

A workflow review, not a generic product tour.

We start with the pressure your team already feels, then show how the product supports the operating path around it.

Workflow 1

Registry and assembly records

See how BackflowCore.ai ties assembly, property, hazard class, due-date logic, and history together.

Workflow 2

Tester readiness and intake

Review tester verification, credential evidence, calibration controls, and submission expectations.

Workflow 3

Review, notices, and follow-up

Walk through auto-approval, manual review, communication traceability, and the handling of unresolved compliance work.

Workflow 4

Dashboards, maps, and reporting

Look at visibility for managers and program owners, including queue pressure, overdue work, and reporting context.

Who should attend

Most useful when the people closest to the workflow are in the room.

The conversation moves fastest when the team can explain how the program is run today and where the current process creates the most manual work.

  • Utility or municipal staff who own the registry, review queue, notices, or reporting.
  • CCC managers who need clearer visibility into due soon, overdue, and unresolved work.
  • Certified testers, consultants, or industry partners helping define the field-facing workflow.
What happens next

We tailor the session before the call.

Once we receive the email request, we shape the walkthrough around the workflow you selected instead of giving the same demo to every team.

FAQ

Can we cover implementation?

Yes. We can walk through registry setup, tester onboarding, notice policy, reporting, and how early rollout is typically approached.

FAQ

Can the Founding Utility Program be part of the discussion?

Yes. If you are interested in closer collaboration, we can explain what the early cohort looks like and how fit is evaluated.

Founding utility / design partner

Interested in the founding cohort?

We are building with a limited cohort of utilities, municipalities, consultants, and industry partners who want direct access during rollout and a stronger voice in workflow refinement.

Why teams join
  • Closer product access Work directly with the team shaping registry, tester, submission, and compliance workflows.
  • Implementation alignment Use early conversations to shape rollout around real utility conditions and staffing pressure.
  • Selective cohort The goal is practical collaboration with a small number of programs, not a broad beta list.