Enterprise AI Governance Platform

The Enterprise Operating Layer for Accountable AI

Bring governance, provenance, execution, verification, and human review into a single AI operating system.

A working Founder Edition exists locally. Founder Edition is available for purchase.See pricing

Governance Dashboard
Live

Tasks

1,284

+12

Approved

1,196

+9

Pending

47

+3

Avg Conf

93.4%

+0.8

  • Q4 Earnings Summary

    8 src · 2m ago

    96%S. ChenApproved
  • Contract Review #447

    3 src · 5m ago

    91%J. ParkIn Review
  • Supplier Risk Assessment

    5 src · 12m ago

    88%M. RodriguezApproved
  • GDPR Compliance Audit

    12 src · 1h ago

    99%A. KumarApproved
  • Policy Enforcement Check

    2 src · now

    94%Running
  • Governance First
  • Provenance Tracking
  • Human Authorization
  • Verifiable Evidence
  • Audit Ready

The enterprise problem

AI output is fast. Accountability is not.

Context Loses Source

Answers arrive without the document, version, or permission that produced them, so nobody can defend the result later.

Automation Outruns Policy

Agents act faster than approval paths can keep up, and policy becomes a document instead of an enforced control.

Results Lack Evidence

Output looks finished but carries no verification record, so review teams re-do the work to trust it.

The operating layer

One governed path from context to approval

Six controlled stages replace ungoverned prompting. Each stage keeps its evidence.

Connect. Approved systems and permissions are attached to the workspace.

Product ecosystem

A system architecture, not a set of features

Core

AI Workspace Core

One operating layer that carries identity, policy, provenance and evidence across every module below.

01

Assignments

Work is scoped, permissioned and traceable before it starts.

02

Execution

Agent work runs inside enforced enterprise policy.

03

Verification

Claims are checked against retrieved evidence.

04

Human Review

Reviewers see claim, source and confidence together.

05

Enterprise Decision

A named approval seals the accountable record.

See it work

Context, assignment, execution, verification, decision

A live walkthrough of how a single piece of work becomes an accountable record.

Workflow walkthrough

policy-v7.pdf · supplier-master.csv · q4-ledger.xlsx

Trust

Built so an auditor can follow the work

Verified statements point to repository evidence. Design intent, demonstrations and limitations are labelled separately so a buyer can distinguish proof from direction.

Evidence retention

Sources, versions and verification records are retained with the result.

Governance workflows

Policy is enforced at execution time, not documented after the fact.

Human authorization

Consequential actions require a named person to authorise them.

Decision accountability

Every approval records who decided, on what evidence, and when.

Review checkpoints

Work stops at defined checkpoints until review is complete.

Product portfolio

One operating thesis. Clear product boundaries.

The portfolio separates the enterprise operating layer from domain-specific authorization products. Maturity is stated on every surface.

Core platformVerified foundation

AI Workspace

Organizational knowledge, governed assignments, execution, verification and review.

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Commerce authorizationLocal sandbox demonstration

Warrant

Clause-cited ALLOW, ESCALATE or DENY decisions for AI purchasing proposals.

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Agent tool policyReference implementation

Warrant MCP

Deterministic checks for supported tool calls, with binding enforcement in Claude Code.

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Domain productsNot presented as available

Evidence gate first

Future domain surfaces appear only after their repository capability and maturity boundary are accepted.

See what we are building next

Evaluate the evidence, not the promise.

Review the platform evidence, inspect the authorization products, and decide whether the current boundary matches a problem worth testing together.