Product walkthrough
Follow a project through Neon.
Watch Neon’s recorded workbench, then follow the steps from the customer brief to architecture evidence. No email is needed to watch.
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Recordings
See the product before requesting a demo.
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0:30 · Neon recording
The product in 30 seconds
Neon's short introduction to the architecture problem and the product.
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4:59 · Neon recording
Walk through the workbench
See requirements, architecture views, physical connections and review boundaries in the interface.
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8:15 · Neon recording
From RFP to architecture proposal
A recorded worked example following a customer brief into an architecture proposal.
These recordings show the product and example workflow. They do not establish that the example design is approved. Read the open design issues alongside the worked example.
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Workflow
From input to output.
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Record the inputs
Create the project and record the source brief.
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Extract requirements
Turn the brief into a traceable requirements register.
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Set the design basis
Record workload, scale and architecture assumptions.
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Compile candidates
Generate candidate architectures from the project inputs.
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Compare the designs
Review components and quantities alongside open decisions.
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Review the risks
Inspect dependencies, security boundaries and unresolved findings.
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Approve a baseline
A named reviewer approves the design before export.
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Generate the package
Produce the architecture documents and delivery outputs.
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See the screens and outputs.
Follow 56 steps in the regenerated Asteria workflow playbook. The complete six-PDF example pack is included. The videos above are separate product recordings.
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PDF · Asteria worked example
Product walkthrough
61 pages. Follow 56 recorded steps from inputs to export. The internal validation project uses a different name from the Asteria narrative.
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See it against your project.
Bring the scale, deadline and decisions your team needs to resolve. The demo request captures your project stage.
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