Left side: agent reaches merchant checkout
Show a real browser path with merchant, cart and purpose already filled in.
NORNR
The split-screen browser proof for approve before pay.
NORNR / Browser guard screen record
Split-screen proofShow checkout on one side and NORNR release on the other.
This is the cleanest visual proof of the product: the agent can browse and prepare the purchase, but the last consequential click still waits for NORNR to approve, queue or block the release.
The point of the screen record is not cinematic polish. It is to make the decision boundary visible to buyers in one glance.
Screen-record storyboard
The whole story should fit in six frames.
If the demo needs narration to explain the control model, it is still too abstract.
Right side: NORNR captures the intent
Amount, counterparty, owner mandate and browser evidence appear before the pay click lands.
NORNR decides approve, queue or block
Keep this explicit. The buyer should see that the agent does not self-authorize the release.
If queued, review sees one bundle
Do not switch to an unrelated screen. The reviewer should see merchant, amount, reason and anomaly posture in one place.
Only after release does the click clear
The buyer should understand that execution happens after the decision, not before it.
The same path leaves proof and finance export
End with the packet, not just the purchase confirmation.
What the split-screen should carry
The demo is strong only if it ends in the same packet model as every other lane.
Checkout approval by itself is not enough. The browser lane only becomes a category wedge when proof survives afterward.
Carry browser evidence into the standard proof structure
Intent, policy decision, approval state, settlement state, receipt trail and audit export should still read like the same NORNR packet.
Show one review surface rather than a chat thread
The queued browser action should resolve from one bundle with amount, merchant, reason and operator note in one place.
Make the purchase legible to close later
The strongest browser demo ends with a finance-safe packet, not only a screenshot that the checkout happened.