CrowAgent product roadmap
What is shipped, what is in flight, and what comes next. Live products, upcoming launches, and the long-term research shaping the next twelve months of CrowAgent across UK and EU sustainability compliance.
Shipped, in progress, and next
A single timeline from what is live in production today to the research shaping the next twelve months. Each phase is anchored to a specific UK or EU regulatory driver, so the plan is deterministic, not speculative.
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Phase 1 · Live now Q2 2026
Six products in production today, serving UK landlords, public-sector suppliers, SME finance teams, IT leads, and sustainability reporters. Each one reads the source regulation directly, so the output you stand behind is auditable, not invented.
CrowAgent CoreMEES compliance for commercial property. EPC gap analysis (SI 2015/962), penalty exposure on the rateable-value formula, three-scenario retrofit modelling, and 30-second branded PDF reports.
View product → CrowMarkPPN 002 social value for public-sector bids. Deterministic mission mapping, a TOMs measures library with Oxford SVB 2023-24 proxy values, AI narrative generation, and monthly evidence-tracker reminders.
View product → CSRD Checker Free toolFree applicability checker under Omnibus I (Directive EU 2026/470). A three-layer engine inside CrowESG, not a separate product, covering mandatory scope, forward risk, and value-chain exposure.
Try free → CrowCyberCyber Essentials co-pilot for UK SMEs (v3.3 Danzell). Five NCSC technical controls, 66 questions, an evidence library with 12-month staleness tracking, AI-suggested answers, and PPN 014/21 alignment.
View product → CrowCashCredit control and accounts receivable for UK SMEs under the Late Payment Act 1998. Three configurable chase cadences, debtor-ageing analytics, a statutory interest calculator, and deterministic payment-likelihood scoring.
View product → CrowESGVSME ESG reporting for UK SMEs. EFRAG VSME 2024 baseline questionnaire, deterministic carbon footprint on DESNZ 2025 factors (Scope 1/2/3 plus refrigerant), SECR report, double materiality, and buyer-questionnaire answers.
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Phase 2 · In progress Q3 2026
Platform-wide security and access work that builds on the live suite. Dates are indicative and subject to change.
Passkeys (WebAuthn)Windows Hello and Touch ID sign-in as an alternative to TOTP multi-factor authentication, across every product in the suite.
Agentic auto-fill, suite-wideThe CrowESG auto-fill agent extended across the platform: grounded AI agents that read your uploaded evidence and draft Cyber Essentials answers, PPN 002 narratives, and VSME disclosures, each one citing the exact regulation behind the suggestion for you to approve or edit. The model proposes, you decide.
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Phase 3 · Researching Q4 2026
Early research, not yet committed engineering. Anchored to live regulation rather than speculation.
Regulatory MonitorA live UK/EU regulatory change feed. Material updates to MEES, CSRD, PPN, Cyber Essentials, and the Late Payment Act flow straight into the relevant product dashboard, so you act, not just read.
Cross-product compliance copilotOne statute-grounded assistant that reasons across MEES, CSRD, PPN 002, Cyber Essentials, and the Late Payment Act at once, answering portfolio-level questions and citing the named regulation behind every line. Retrieval-grounded against the source law, never free-styling the legislation.
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Later 2027
On the radar beyond the next twelve months.
Broader SSO (SAML 2.0 / OIDC)Microsoft Entra ID SSO is available now on Enterprise. This expands single sign-on to additional identity providers via SAML 2.0 and OIDC.
How the AI actually works
CrowAgent is not a chatbot wrapped around a regulation. Every product runs a deterministic compliance engine first; large language models do the writing and explaining on top, grounded in the named statute. The model proposes a draft, you review and sign it off. Here is the honest shape of it, including where it is live today and where the work is still ahead.
Deterministic engine, then narrative
The numbers come from code, not a model. MEES penalty exposure, PPN 002 social-value scoring, Cyber Essentials control mapping, statutory late-payment interest, and DEFRA-factor carbon totals are all computed deterministically. The language model is the last step: it turns that computed result into a readable narrative or report draft. It never invents the figure.
Two models, two jobs
Customer-facing drafting (CrowMark bid narratives, CrowESG report text) runs on Google Gemini. Heavier reasoning and analysis tasks run on Anthropic's Claude. Both are used as data sub-processors under signed DPAs; your prompts are not used to train their foundation models. The full list is on the privacy page.
Grounded in the source law
Each engine reads the actual regulation it serves: SI 2015/962 for MEES, PPN 002 and the National TOMs for social value, the NCSC Cyber Essentials v3.3 (Danzell) controls, the Late Payment Act 1998, and EFRAG VSME 2024. Outputs cite the named instrument so the claim is auditable rather than asserted.
A human signs every output
Under Article 22 UK GDPR, CrowAgent makes no solely-automated decision with legal effect about anyone. AI drafts are advisory. You review, edit, and approve before a single word reaches a bid, a report, or a certification body. The model proposes; you decide.
Agentic auto-fill, suite-wide
CrowESG already has an agent that reads your uploaded evidence and drafts disclosures. We are extending that pattern across the platform so the same grounded agent can draft Cyber Essentials answers and PPN 002 narratives, each suggestion citing the exact regulation behind it for you to approve or edit. Indicative timing Q3 2026, subject to change.
Cross-product compliance copilot
Early research, not committed engineering. One assistant that reasons across MEES, CSRD, PPN 002, Cyber Essentials, and the Late Payment Act at once, answering portfolio-level questions and citing the named regulation behind every line. It would be retrieval-grounded against the source law, never free-styling the legislation.
Regulatory monitor feed
A live UK and EU regulatory change feed so material updates to MEES, CSRD, PPN, Cyber Essentials, and the Late Payment Act surface in the relevant product dashboard, with the model summarising what changed and what it means for your existing work. Research stage only.
We will not ship a model that free-styles the law. Every AI feature keeps a deterministic engine underneath, and narrative generation is the last step, never the source. That is a fixed design rule, not a phase.
How we decide what to ship next
Every CrowAgent product traces back to a UK or EU regulation that already exists or has already passed Royal Assent. No speculative tools, no pivots to whatever VC trend is loudest this quarter.
Regulatory deadlines
A statutory instrument with a date attached (the proposed MEES EPC B standard for 2031, CSRD waves under Omnibus I, PPN 014/21 supplier requirements) earns a slot before anything else.
Demand-led
When the same need comes up repeatedly from the teams we talk to, it moves up the plan. We shipped CrowESG because VSME reporting was the most-requested adjacent capability to our MEES and CSRD work.
Adjacency to a live product
CrowCash sits next to CrowAgent Core because the same finance lead at a property company writes both the chase email and the MEES brief.
Where the edge sits
CrowAgent does not compete with horizontal ESG software giants on breadth; the edge is UK regulatory accuracy and time-to-output.
What we won't build
Honesty about scope is part of the deal. We actively decide against patterns that diverge from our regulatory anchor.
Generic ESG dashboards
Plenty of vendors will sell you a colourful dashboard that maps to nothing. CrowAgent will not. Every metric must trace to a statute.
Enterprise carbon platforms
CrowESG computes a baseline Scope 1/2/3 footprint on DESNZ 2025 factors for VSME reporting. We are not building a full enterprise carbon-accounting platform with primary-data ingestion at the depth of Watershed, Sweep, or Persefoni.
EPR / WEEE / Packaging Tax
These are real regulations but adjacent to a buyer CrowAgent does not currently serve. Maybe in 2027, but not on the current roadmap.
Hallucinating AI Copilots
Every AI feature in the platform has a deterministic engine underneath. Narrative generation is the LAST step, never the SOURCE.
Deadlines on the radar
MEES Band E (Passed)
Minimum standard already applies to all let commercial property. Enforced by local weights-and-measures authorities under SI 2015/962.
Omnibus I (Passed)
Directive (EU) 2026/470 entered force, lifting CSRD thresholds to >1,000 employees AND >€450M turnover. CSRD Checker updated.
CSRD Wave 2
Wave 2 reporting obligations begin under revised Omnibus I phasing. Covers large EU undertakings hitting thresholds in FY 2026.
MEES EPC B (Proposed)
Proposed single EPC B minimum for non-domestic lettings over 1,000 m² from 2031 (the earlier Band C by 2028 interim was withdrawn), subject to secondary legislation. CrowAgent Core already supports the proposed rule for planning.
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