Accounts, Interfaces, and Users

WAZI is a multi-stakeholder system structured around Accounts and Users.

Accounts and Interfaces

An Account represents a single organisation within WAZI. Each organisation has one Account, and each Account has a type that determines which Interface it provides.

Aggregator Accounts

For central coordinators of due diligence. The Aggregator Interface enables managing sourcing relationships, documenting supply chain topology, applying assessments, reviewing monitoring data, and compiling reporting.

Operator Accounts

For upstream supply sources. The Operator Interface enables completing self-assessments, providing structured information about operations and ownership, documenting incidents and activities, and sharing verified information via channels.

Partner Accounts

For downstream demand-side organisations. The Partner Interface enables reviewing supply chain profiles, querying shipment-centric reporting, accessing standardised assessments, and receiving continuous monitoring updates.

Additional Account Types

Planned for v2: Monitor (independent oversight), Coordinator (capacity-building facilitators), and Implementer (deployment and configuration managers).

Users Within an Account

Multiple Users can access the system within each Account. Each User has a role determining their permissions:

Role	Permissions
Account Admin	Full administrative control
Custodian	Elevated editorial permissions and data curation
Editor	Create and modify data
Viewer	Read-only access

Information Flow

Operator Accounts generate primary information > Aggregator Accounts structure, verify, and enrich it > Partner Accounts receive structured outputs linked to sourcing transactions.