Waitan Ludi brings together two tools on one domain. The main Waitan Ludi workspace helps you inspect selected cases, read preserved sources and prepare an evidence brief. The Waitan Ludi Policy Terminal supports research across the wider policy corpus. Both use the same records, search backend, assistant and account.
Start with a research question
- Compare sectors with the sector radar and inspect its indicators, weights and robustness checks.
- Search policy documents by title, issuer, document number, quoted wording or firm name.
- Open the provinces map and coverage register before comparing places. Documents held are not all documents issued.
- Trace a central directive through observed local citations and response dates. An unobserved response does not establish non-compliance.
- Follow programme histories and distinguish rules, awards, contracts, acceptance and payment evidence.
- Use firm profiles, the operation exposure check and foreign-subsidy research to assemble documentary leads. Screening results are not legal determinations.
- Inspect feed trends and reported-abroad matches, then open the workspace horizon scanner for upcoming recorded dates.
Follow the evidence
Open a document or source behind a finding, check its date and provenance, and read its stated limits. The source library links to the workspace’s single preserved-source reader. Keep grants, contract consideration, accounting income and cash distinct.
The shared assistant can help locate evidence and explain a page. Model-generated responses require an invited account and remain subject to provider usage limits. They do not replace review of the original documents.
Return to the workspace
Use “Main workspace” in the navigation to return to Waitan Ludi. Selected case rooms retain claim receipts, missing stages and conflicts. Add cases to your brief, record your assessment and alternatives, and export when signed in. Private drafts remain in your browser; an account does not synchronise them between devices.
Accounts and downloads
Public research pages remain open. Invited accounts unlock model-powered assistance and data downloads. Sign in through the shared account menu; no second account, subdomain or public registration is needed. You can change your password under “My account” and contact the person who invited you for account recovery.