Operating AI™ / Governance
Enterprise-grade controls. Built in from day one.
Every deployment ships with SOC 2 infrastructure, complete audit logging, and a governance framework designed to satisfy your legal, compliance, and risk teams.
Framework
Six pillars of AI governance
01
Security & Compliance
- SOC 2 Type II certified infrastructure
- End-to-end encryption (AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit)
- GDPR and CCPA compliance
- HIPAA Business Associate Agreement available
- ISO 27001 alignment
- Annual third-party penetration testing
02
Access Control
- Role-based access control (RBAC)
- Attribute-based access policies
- SSO integration (SAML 2.0, OIDC)
- Multi-factor authentication enforcement
- Privileged access management
- Session management and timeout controls
03
Audit & Monitoring
- Immutable audit log for every agent action
- Real-time anomaly detection
- User activity monitoring
- Agent performance and drift monitoring
- SLA tracking and alerting
- Exportable compliance reports
04
AI Ethics & Responsibility
- Human-in-the-loop for high-stakes decisions
- AI output validation and confidence thresholds
- Bias monitoring for automated decisions
- Transparent model documentation
- Escalation path for agent uncertainty
- Regular model behavior reviews
05
Data Governance
- Data residency controls by region
- Zero data training on your data
- Data classification and tagging
- Retention policy enforcement
- Data lineage tracking
- Right-to-deletion support
06
Operational Oversight
- Governance council template
- AI change management process
- Incident response playbooks
- Agent rollback capabilities
- Policy enforcement automation
- Quarterly governance reviews
Core Principle
Your team stays in control
Every agent is configured with explicit human-in-the-loop gates — decision points where an agent pauses and escalates to a human when stakes are high, confidence is low, or policy requires review.
- 01Contract approvals above defined dollar thresholds
- 02Customer communications flagged for sensitivity
- 03Financial transactions exceeding approval limits
- 04Hiring decisions requiring manager sign-off
- 05Compliance exceptions requiring legal review
Agent Monitoring
Know what every agent did, and why
An agent that runs unattended is only trustworthy if you can reconstruct its behavior after the fact. Every Operating AI™ deployment ships with monitoring across four dimensions — activity, quality, cost, and drift — surfaced in a single operations view.
01
Activity
What ran, when, on whose behalf, and against which system of record.
- Run volume by agent and workflow
- Actions taken vs. actions escalated
- Systems touched per run
- Immutable per-action audit entry
02
Quality
Whether the output held up — measured against human review, not self-report.
- Human override rate
- Confidence score distribution
- Correction patterns by workflow
- Downstream rework triggered
03
Cost
What the automation actually costs to run, per workflow and per outcome.
- Inference and integration cost per run
- Cost per completed workflow
- Spend trend by department
- Budget threshold alerting
04
Drift
Whether behavior is changing over time as data, models, or processes move.
- Output distribution shift
- Escalation rate trend
- Source data freshness
- Model version change log
When an agent misbehaves
Monitoring is only useful if it is wired to a response. Every agent has a defined failure path: confidence below threshold routes to a human, repeated failures on the same workflow suspend the agent automatically, and any agent can be rolled back to a previous configuration without redeploying the rest of the system. Incidents are recorded against the agent, not just the run, so patterns surface across weeks rather than being lost in a log.
Agent Training
Agents are trained, not installed
An agent inherits your business rules, your tone, your approval thresholds, and your escalation paths. That configuration is built with the team that owns the work — not handed to them. Training runs in both directions: the agent learns your process, and your team learns where the agent’s judgment ends and theirs begins.
Governance training is a standing part of every deployment. Reviewers are taught what a low-confidence escalation looks like, how to correct an agent without breaking its rules, and when to suspend rather than adjust.
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