The Governance Layer for AI at Work

A Record a Stranger Can Read.

Each task is one governed session: who ran it, on which model, under which policy, with what outcome. It writes itself, so nobody has to remember to document anything.

The Governed Session

The Audit Trail Is the Product

Not a log you export at the end of the quarter, but a record written as the work happens. See the AI audit trail.

  • Plain-language summary of what happened and why that model was chosen.
  • Step-by-step timeline from request to accepted result.
  • Tamper-evident chain so records can be verified later.

In Plain Language

A team member asked for a rent-increase notice. Because it involved confidential tenant data, policy required an approved frontier model. It ran in 4.2 seconds. The result was accepted. No overrides.

  1. Policy EvaluatedData residency matched
  2. Model ExecutedApproved frontier model · $0.012
  3. Accepted by UserSealed · chain intact

Policies

Rules in Plain English, Tested Before They Go Live

Start from an industry pack, describe the rule in plain English, or build a WHEN / THEN rule from scratch. Nothing is live until you simulate and publish. See industry packs.

Admin Oversight

Is Governance Working, and Is It Worth Renewing?

One place to see sessions, cost and policy activity, and to change a rule that applies to the next task. See the admin dashboard.

1,284

governed sessions this month

214 / wk

hits on the busiest rule

0

unlogged overrides

$38 / $100

org monthly budget

Illustrative sample data.

Audit Export

Evidence a regulator or auditor can open, with retention of 90 days on Pro and a year or more on Enterprise.

Approval Tiers

Every action has a tier. Tier-3 actions need a human before they run, and every override is logged.

Budgets and Caps

Caps per team and per user with alerts at 50, 80 and 100%. Agent tasks get a hard ceiling. See RenOS Credits.

Governance Questions

What Is a Governed Session?

One task from request to accepted result: who ran it, on which model, under which policy, with what outcome, written as the work happens.

Can a Record Be Changed After the Fact?

Each record is chained to the one before it. Any change breaks the chain and shows up on verification.

How Are New Rules Tested?

Every rule is linted and simulated against the last 30 days of sessions before it's published. Lint and simulation are deterministic; no model grades its own policy.

How Long Are Records Kept?

90 days on Pro, and a year or more with export on Enterprise.

See the Record for Yourself

Book a pilot and open a governed session from your own workflow.