Pilot

Govern one production system. Prove it. Expand from there.

Every pilot starts the same way: one production policy, workflow, or AI agent, governed in real time on your own infrastructure. That's enough to prove governance holds up on real work, with room to expand once it does.

What the pilot proves

  • Production work gets governed in real time, on your own system
  • When something drifts off task or outside policy, the intervention is visible as it happens
  • Every governed execution seals independently verifiable evidence, the kind an auditor can check without your software running
  • You leave with operational evidence from real governed production work
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What you choose to govern

  • One production system: a policy, a workflow, or an AI agent
  • Real production inputs, anonymised where required
  • One engineer to connect it
  • One operational stakeholder who can confirm what "governed correctly" means for that system

Stage 1

Choose what to govern

Pick one production policy, workflow, or AI agent. We connect governance to it without changing how it already runs.

Stage 2

Run under governance

Every execution is checked against what it's allowed to do and whether it stays on task, and sealed as evidence, on real production work.

Stage 3

Expand

Once governance holds on the first system, the same platform extends to more policies, workflows, and agents.

Contact

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Pilot applications open

Tell us what you want to govern: a loan approval policy, a customer onboarding workflow, an AI coding agent, anything running in production today. We read everything and respond.

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