Frame PTTHex around escalations, alert routing, and staff continuity while keeping runtime controls, private channels, and customer-specific workflow details out of public view.
Integration-page locale en-gb currently uses the approved en base copy until locale strategy is resolved.
Integration-page content is usable but still needs an explicit review or locale decision before broader promotion.
Integration-page content is usable but still needs an explicit review or locale decision before broader promotion.
PTTHex, RoomHex, and SayHex now stay one click apart through dedicated route hooks and current-route highlighting inside the shared public shell.
Public integration routes now require a valid first-party abuse check before the shared shell will render route-owned content.
Integration-page CTAs stay on approved Website routes and documented form surfaces so route ownership remains explicit. Next safe step: Approve the locale overlay or accept base copy.
Integration-page locale en-gb currently uses the approved en base copy until locale strategy is resolved.
The foundation shell makes non-happy paths visible at the screen level so later runtime wiring does not hide denial, retry, loading, or release dependencies.
Integration-page content is usable but still needs an explicit review or locale decision before broader promotion.
1 public proof callout is rendering from the structured IntegrationPages baseline instead of generic placeholder copy.
Integration-page CTAs keep using approved Website routes and documented form surfaces so the shared shell stays disclosure-safe and route ownership remains clear.
Integration-page locale en-gb currently uses the approved en base copy until locale strategy is resolved.
Move between PTTHex, RoomHex, and SayHex through dedicated in-page navigation hooks instead of relying on generic header navigation.
Integration-page content is usable but still needs an explicit review or locale decision before broader promotion.
Integration-page content is usable but still needs an explicit review or locale decision before broader promotion.
Integration-page content is usable but still needs an explicit review or locale decision before broader promotion.
Compare public workflow framing, trust posture, locale fallback, and the next safe step across the three owned integration routes without exposing private runtime or host detail.
| Route | Public workflow framing | Trust and locale posture | Next safe step |
|---|---|---|---|
| PTTHex | Urgent follow-through stays focused on operational continuity and response confidence. | Trust callouts remain on reviewed, public-safe product framing. Base-copy fallback remains active. | Approve the locale overlay or accept base copy via /request-demo |
| RoomHex | Live-session storytelling stays centered on scheduling and attendee confidence. | Trust callouts stay release-gated until host evidence is recorded. Base-copy fallback remains active. | Approve the locale overlay or accept base copy via /request-demo |
| SayHex | AI-assisted workflow language stays focused on reviewed business outcomes. | Trust callouts remain on reviewed, public-safe product framing. Base-copy fallback remains active. | Approve the locale overlay or accept base copy via /request-demo |
Structured IntegrationPages storytelling now comes from the repository-local integration baseline so the shared shell can render route-owned narratives, proof posture, and CTA governance instead of reserved-route placeholders.
Frame PTTHex around escalations, alert routing, and staff continuity while keeping runtime controls, private channels, and customer-specific workflow details out of public view.
Keep integration storytelling benefit-first while the shared shell stays explicit about proof gates, route ownership, and first-party conversion posture.
Proof callouts remain benefit-level and public-safe, while stronger integration trust language stays release-gated until host evidence is approved.
PTTHex trust copy stays limited to reviewed coordination and escalation outcomes until stronger evidence is approved.
The shared integration workflow keeps empty, denied, retry, rollback, and locale fallback behavior visible without leaking internal review, transport, or host detail.
Integration-page content is usable but still needs an explicit review or locale decision before broader promotion.
If no approved integration-page packet resolves for the requested route and locale, the shared shell falls back to a safe product summary instead of exposing drafts or internal diagnostics.
If first-party route trust or abuse checks fail, the screen returns a generic unavailable state without policy internals, transport detail, or runtime disclosure.
Current integration-page trust posture does not require host evidence before rendering.
No rollback action is currently required for the approved integration-page baseline.
Integration-page locale en-gb currently uses the approved en base copy until locale strategy is resolved.
CTA handoff stays on approved first-party Website routes and documented form surfaces so integration evaluation remains disclosure-safe.
Keep PTTHex next steps on approved first-party Website routes while escalation and operator trust claims stay review-safe.