The security review should not start after the pilot ends.
Start in one process, in the systems your team already uses. Controls, approvals, and deployment choices stay visible from the first review.
Works with core enterprise systems out of the box









Control model
Controls buyers ask about.
SSO, approvals, logs, and deployment options stay visible from the start.
Pilot scope is visible from day one
Control stays with the team
Deployment choices stay explicit
First review
Review the run before the rollout expands.
A reviewer should be able to see the process scope, approval model, and document path without asking for a second deck.
Pilot boundaries
One process. Clear systems. Named approvals.
Trust path
Review artifacts stay in one place.
Deployment choices
Residency, endpoints, and auditability are reviewable up front.
Compliance
Security and procurement should read this clearly.
SOC 2 Type II
ISO 27001
GDPR
Enterprise note
Everything procurement asks for is already visible.
Deployment options
Add the controls your environment needs.
Residency, audit export, AI endpoints, and support levels are configurable before the first workflow runs.
Environment controls
Choose where the model and data can run.
Keep the environment aligned with internal policy before the workflow expands.
Operational controls
Set the support and audit path up front.
Operational expectations stay explicit before procurement signs off. Define your support SLAs, establish direct lines of communication, and configure automated audit exports to your existing SIEM tools seamlessly.
Commercial model
Commercial review should be straightforward.
Predictable pricing per process run. You pay for outcomes, not tokens.