Assessment AI becomes the first separately scoped project under the new FTS and White Tower relationship, with scoping commencing immediately.
Assessment AI is the first project to move into active scoping. The immediate work is to turn the eight candidate capabilities into a focused pilot scope, success criteria, delivery approach and separate project proposal.
The evidence and boundaries that define this lane today.
FTS has supplied the initial capability list and the platform already contains the projects, documents and RFI workflows needed for discovery.
Implementation remains separate from Platform Maintenance and starts only after the project scope is approved.
The first project scope will define a narrow pilot, delivery controls and the path to approval.
The project scope will test value before FTS commits to implementation.
Reduce time spent finding documents and repeatedly reviewing RFI packs.
Use structured completeness and risk prompts to support professional review.
Trace material claims back to project evidence while keeping people responsible for decisions.
A short sequence with an owner and a clear outcome.
Nominate FTS participants and confirm the first session.
Document the current process, data and integration points.
Choose the first capability set and success measures.
Define team, timing, investment, safeguards and delivery plan.
Implementation starts only after FTS approves the project scope.
Project next step