When AI does the work,
prove it was done right.
Stratalize controls what your AI can touch, requires human approval where it matters, and produces a signed receipt anyone can verify.
Stratalize Project Controls for heavy civil, federal, and industrial construction.
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The schedule is a
contract deliverable.
We treat it like one.
Stratalize reads the contract documents, builds and checks the Primavera P6 schedule against the specification the owner will judge it by, and signs every approved change. Baseline through closeout.
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You have an output
and a log. Neither is
evidence. Both can be
rewritten after the fact.
When an AI or an agent touches your systems, you get an output and a log entry. Not proof. The log can be edited. The output can't tell you whether the person who asked was authorized to receive it, whether the budget was respected, or whether anyone signed off.
Fixing this today means assembling a policy engine, a budget system, a runtime controller, an observability platform, and an audit mechanism. Five systems that weren't built to work together, producing no shared artifact.
The question that actually gets asked in an audit is a simple one: who was allowed to see this, and can you show me. Today it has no answer. Not a slow answer. No answer.
Everyone else proves
the AI ran. We prove
it was allowed to.
Some platforms prove your data stayed private while the AI ran. Others verify a model produced the right output. Neither can tell you whether the person who asked was authorized to receive it.
Proof the person was allowed, not just that the model ran.
Most verification tools prove the computation happened correctly. None prove the person requesting it was allowed to receive the result. Stratalize binds every output to that user’s permission scope and proves it cryptographically.
Controls you can edit are just documentation.
Log entries can be edited, deleted, or backdated by anyone with admin access. A signature can’t. It is tied to the exact output, the permission scope, and the moment. Anyone can check it.
The records you create today may be read a decade from now.
Standard digital signatures will be breakable by quantum computers. Schedules, approvals, and AI decisions get scrutinized in audits and claims years out. Stratalize signs with ML-DSA-65, the finalized US post-quantum standard. Every output, from day one.
Verify without
trusting us.
One record.
Every action.
Whether it is a scheduler approving a baseline change, an analyst pulling a brief, or an agent calling a controlled tool, every action produces the same artifact: a signed receipt anyone can verify without trusting us.
AI spend is invisible
until it isn't.
Finance sees one bill at the end of the month. Nobody can trace it to a specific agent, a specific role, or a specific decision. Stratalize records the cost of every call at the moment it runs and lets you cap it before it becomes a surprise.
Your retention policy,
not ours.
When you store data in a third-party vault, you become their data custodian. Their breach is your breach. Their legal hold covers your records. Stratalize lets you configure exactly what is kept, per organization, per workflow, per sensitivity level.
Zero raw storage
Source data is pulled, used, and released at the end of the session. Hashes and signed records persist. Nothing else does.
Signed artifacts
Signed output records only, on a retention window you set.
Full forensic
Complete artifact chain, litigation hold, court-ready export.
Bring the AI your team already uses.
Connect the systems you already run.
A layer behind your stack, not a replacement for it. No special hardware and no enclave required. The same per-user permissions are enforced regardless of which model runs or which system it reaches.
Available in 10 languages.
Project controls for heavy civil construction is where Stratalize is deployed today. The same evidence layer applies wherever AI output has to survive examination: financial services, healthcare, legal and insurance.
Asked before every security review.
You set the policy. Source data can be released at the end of a session with only hashes and signed records kept, or retained on a window you define, up to a full forensic chain. Where a workspace needs history to function, such as document sets and schedule versions, that content persists under your retention setting.
A log is a claim about what happened, written by the system that did it, editable by anyone with admin access. A signature is a proof, checkable by anyone against a published public key.
The signature is checked against a public key. Anyone can do it offline, with no account and no contact with us.
Any of them. Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, or your own agents, through the API or MCP.
Yes. Project Controls reads and writes P6 XER today. See Project Controls.
Security documentation is at trust.stratalize.com.
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