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Creator Intake

Submit a system, not an idea.

This intake constructs a full deployment dossier. Every section maps directly to the public-facing dossier reviewed by curators, experts, and capital partners. Incomplete or vague submissions will not pass curatorial review.

System Dossier Intake — Step 1 of 9

System Identity

Define the public-facing identity of the system. The name, category, summary, and creator appear on the project card and dossier header visible to all site visitors.

Temporary production rule: use a durable public image URL. Direct uploads will be enabled later through S3.
Add a durable hero image URL before continuing.
This may be a reviewer/staging link. It can be private during manual review.
Required for publication readiness. This is separate from the promo/walkthrough video.

Strategic Positioning

Define the system's thesis, strategic overview, and who it serves. This becomes the opening section of the public dossier — the first thing an investor, government partner, or curator reads.


Impact Tiles — Stakeholder Benefits

Define the system's value for each stakeholder group. These appear as three tiles in the dossier's Human Benefit section.

Tile 01
Tile 02
Tile 03

The Case for This System

Articulate the problem landscape and establish that meaningful work has already been done. This section drives curatorial confidence. Vague or aspirational responses will fail review.

Current State — What Already Exists

List the specific artefacts, components, and design work that already exist. Each row is a named deliverable with a description of its scope. Generic entries like "some wireframes" will not pass curatorial review.

Existing Artefacts & Components

Minimum 3 entries required. Each entry: specific name + detailed scope description.

Deployment Requirements

Map every execution gap that must be closed before the system can deploy. Each row defines an execution layer, its status, the specialist role required, and why that role matters. Capital is mapped separately in the next step to avoid duplicate budgeting.

Execution Gap Rows

Layer name · Status · Specialist role required · scope / rationale

Funding Structure & Milestone Execution

Map capital to purpose without repeating the expert-role requirements already captured in the previous step. Funding rows should group spend into clear deployment buckets; milestones define what each tranche unlocks and appear in the live funding tracker.


Funding Allocation Rows

Category · Purpose description · Allocation display (enter numbers only, e.g. "90,000–120,000")


Milestone-Locked Execution

What each funding tranche unlocks. Milestone name · Description of deliverables · Display range · Numeric tracker amount for the live funding tracker. Enter numbers only; AIPF displays the £ prefix.

Success Definition & Investor Profile

Define what a deployed system looks like in measurable terms, and establish the capital profile. Success items must be testable outcomes — not aspirational language.

Success Definition

Each item is a named, testable outcome that confirms the system has deployed successfully.


Investor Profile

Launch Preview & Visual Identity
Required: every dossier must include a public walkthrough / promo video embed and a system logo. These are reviewed manually before publication.
Temporary production rule: use a durable public transparent PNG URL. Direct uploads will be enabled later through S3.
Add a durable transparent PNG logo URL before continuing.
AIPF will switch the Dossier logo square to match the logo version you provide.

Risk & Compliance

Disclose known risks, regulated sectors, and data sensitivities. Curators will surface these during review regardless — early disclosure builds credibility and accelerates approval.

Creator Declarations

These confirmations are required before submission. They establish that the creator understands AIPF's role, their independent responsibility, and the standards required for listing.

Submitter Contact Details — Private Review Only

These details are not displayed publicly. AIPF must be able to contact and manually verify the submitter before any dossier is approved for publication.

Step 1 of 9