A REPSE-compliance platform for Mexico. Vendors upload monthly, bimonthly, four-monthly, and annual evidence (SAT, IMSS, INFONAVIT, acuses, corporate file); LegalShelf reviewers approve, reject, or request clarifications; and client companies read a portfolio-wide risk view.
REPSE compliance in Mexico requires vendors to submit recurring, institution-specific evidence on different cycles. Tracking it manually across many vendors is error-prone and opaque, and clients have no clear portfolio-wide view of their exposure.
CheckWise centralizes vendor evidence intake, the reviewer adjudication workflow (approve, reject, request clarification), and a portfolio-wide client risk view, with role-based access and an AI-assisted reports center that stays explainable.
Stack: FastAPI · Next.js 15 · React 19 · PostgreSQL · SQLAlchemy · JWT Auth · Tailwind CSS
Tradeoff
Shipping roughly twenty admin, client, and provider-portal surfaces quickly would have meant letting each one drift into its own layout and component conventions.
Outcome
Locked a single design system first and applied it everywhere, so the platform reads as one product instead of three tools stitched together.
Tradeoff
A flat document checklist would have shipped sooner, but it breaks as soon as an institution's cadence differs: REPSE evidence arrives monthly, bimonthly, four-monthly, and annually depending on the institution.
Outcome
Modelled institution x cycle explicitly, so the operating calendar and the expediente gates derive from the data model rather than from hardcoded rules.
Tradeoff
A single free-form generator demos better, but in a compliance product an unexplainable report is a liability rather than a feature.
Outcome
Split it into a planner plus a streaming generator with per-block regenerate and explain, and guarded the whole path with an AI-safety suite inside 320+ backend tests.
