Control what AI can do
Decide what each AI caller is allowed to do, which actions, and on which data, then block anything out of bounds before it reaches your systems.
"Could you prove your AI controls to your board, or an auditor, today?"
Built for the audit conversation you cannot fail. Approve actions. Protect sensitive data. Prove what happened.
As organizations connect AI to business systems, the challenge shifts from generating answers to controlling actions. Teams need confidence that AI interactions follow defined rules, sensitive information stays protected, and decisions can be understood after the fact. Comply creates a governed control point between AI and the systems where work happens.
AI reaches systems directly, with no consistent policy, no response filtering, and no record of what happened.
Every interaction is checked, filtered, and recorded. Controlled and reviewable, by design.
Four things Comply does on every AI request: decide what is allowed, protect what comes back, keep people in charge, and prove it later.
Decide what each AI caller is allowed to do, which actions, and on which data, then block anything out of bounds before it reaches your systems.
Mask, redact, or withhold sensitive details in responses, so AI only ever sees what its role is cleared for.
Send high-impact actions to a person for approval. AI can draft the rules; your team decides what is allowed.
Capture every decision in a tamper-evident record you can hand to an auditor: who asked, what was allowed, and why.
Comply operates between AI experiences and enterprise infrastructure, helping teams introduce governance without redesigning existing workflows.
Add governance without introducing operational friction.
Improve visibility into AI interactions and reduce uncontrolled access.
Support review processes and maintain a clear decision history.
Enable AI initiatives while preserving operational controls.
Comply captures the context surrounding governed interactions so teams can understand:
Move from reconstructing events to reviewing documented decisions.
Go deeper: How it works · Audit and evidence · Regulatory context
Bring policy, review, and accountability to the systems your teams already rely on.