Sign up, run a case, and find it again later

A quick tour of the free trial — from registering through to reopening a report you ran days ago. Every screen below is the real product; the account and case shown are demo data, not a real client's.

The trial gives a broker or AR firm three free case reviews on their own account — no card, no sales call. Here's the whole path, start to finish.

1. Register and follow the email link

At scrivenza.com/Trial, fill in your company, name, and work email. There's no password to set — a one-time sign-in link arrives by email instead, valid for 15 minutes and usable once.

The Trial landing page, showing the positioning panel and registration form for a signed-out visitor.

The Trial page before signing in — positioning, then the registration form.

2. Name the case and upload the statements

Once you're in, give the case a reference so you can find it again later — or leave it blank and it's dated for you. Then attach the PDF bank statement(s): one file, or several months/accounts together as a single case.

The signed-in Trial page with an empty upload form: case reference field and PDF file picker.

Signed in, before the first case has been run — 3 of 3 trial reviews still available.

3. Read the report

A moment after Run review, the case comes back as a full report: a verdict strip up top with any discrepancies or actions to review, the statements included, then a section-by-section breakdown — income, commitments, budget, and anything flagged.

A completed case review report: severity badges, statement table, and full report sections including summary, rent payments, income, and budget planner.

Scroll within the frame — this is one full report, top to bottom.

Note: once a review is used, the page keeps a running line — "N cases reviewed, M items flagged so far" — so the value of the trial stays visible without repeating the sales pitch on every visit.

4. Come back to it later

Your cases, next to Sign out, lists every case run on the account — most recent first, named the way you left it. Opening one shows the exact same report again, with the date it was actually reviewed, not the date you happened to look at it.

The Your cases list, showing one named case with its statements and date.

Your cases — every case this account has run.

A reopened case detail page, showing the same full report as when it was first run.

Reopening a case — the same report, unchanged.