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Client portals — a look inside A drawing. Nobody in it is real. C7 of 41 Not built

You’re walking asa shop that buys from AtlanticaAtlantica’s trade portal — orders, prices, claims

Prototype · See it as someone else

Showing: People who buy from you. Pick another kind and this line says which of the eight fills moved.

Act C · The people it opens a door onto

Coverage, and file a claim

What’s covered, and claiming without hunting for a form

AtlanticaCoverage

What is covered

Ladies’ one-piece · order 3318

Twelve months against seam failure and fabric defect, from the invoice date. Covered until 4 February.

File a claim on this
When it goes wrong

And when nothing you own is still inside its twelve months.

Nothing covered
What to notice in this drawing
Filed from inside the answerThere is no claims form to go and find

You are already looking at the thing that is covered. Making you navigate to a claims section, and re-identify the garment you are staring at, is how a good promise turns into an abandoned one.

Why this screen is here, and what it proves
Closest call · ruled a fill The sharpest test in the walk, ruled a fill

Coverage does not exist for a supplier, and a purchase order does not exist for a customer. Two different objects on one screen looks like a shape change — and it is not. The shape is “the thing that is yours, its state, and the one write you make on it from inside the answer”. Coverage → file a claim. A purchase order → confirm the shipment. A job → update it. A question → answer it. Same shape, four fills. If this one had broken, the claim would be dead.