Stratalize enforces permissions, budgets, and human approval at the moment an action runs, then signs the result. One artifact, whatever the work was.
Deployed today in construction project controls. Built for anywhere AI output has to survive examination.
If an AI could reach one system, permissions would be trivial. Stratalize connects to the systems you already run, in place, and enforces one permission model across all of them.
Nothing moves to a new home. Connect where the data already lives, and every action across every system produces the same signed record.
Every person gets intelligence synthesized live from connected systems, scoped to what that person is allowed to see. Not a filtered view of one shared answer. A different synthesis, permission-gated at the field level before it is generated, and attested at the moment it is.
A sample organization, running live. Change the role and watch what changes.
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Whether it is a scheduler approving a baseline change, an analyst pulling a brief, or an external agent calling a governed tool, the artifact is the same shape and anyone can verify it without contacting Stratalize.
Binds one action: what was called, the permission scope it ran under, a fingerprint of the output, and the settlement if money moved.
Binds a whole run: the mandate that authorized it, the passport that carried it, the chain of receipts from every step, the completion predicate, and the cost reconciliation.
Both are signed with ML-DSA-65 and verifiable offline against a published public key. An Agent Completion Receipt attests that the agent performed the terms of its mandate. It doesn't attest that the output is substantively correct.
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The tools it can call, the data it can reach, and the sensitivity tier it operates in are locked at the moment the passport is issued. Budgets halt a runaway agent before the cost reaches finance. Write actions route to a named human, and the approval is what gets signed. Revoke one passport and the action cascades instantly across every dependent agent.
See governed agents →When an agent acts on your data, Forensics Mode reconstructs the complete attested chain: who requested it, what data it touched, what it concluded, what it wrote. Litigation hold locks the artifact chain against deletion. Privileged material is flagged and withheld with a signed record of the withholding. Forensic access is itself signed, which means there is proof of the proof.
Sensitive entities are tokenized before they reach any model, with deterministic tokens and compliance profiles for HIPAA, GLBA, GDPR, and legal. One URL change activates it for any MCP-compatible agent.
Read more →Data is verified across three or more independent sources before an agent acts on it, and every verification carries a signed attestation recording the consensus, the source agreement, and the timestamp.
Read more →Paste a receipt. Check the signature offline against the public key. No account. No Stratalize contact.
Construction project controls is where Stratalize is deployed today: contract documents in, a checked and signed Primavera P6 schedule out. The same evidence layer applies wherever an AI output has to survive examination later, which is why financial services, healthcare, legal and insurance are the sectors it extends to next.
See Project Controls →If your product delivers AI output to customers, they will eventually be asked to prove what it did. Stratalize sits in front of your own service and issues a signed, independently verifiable receipt for every call, without taking custody of the work product and without competing with anything you have built.
The proof doesn’t come from the system that produced the output. That is the entire point of it.
A URL and a scoped key. Your architecture doesn’t change.
Your customers hand the receipt to their auditor, their regulator, or their counterparty.
Any of them. Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, or your own agents, through the API or MCP.
The action, the permission scope it ran under, a fingerprint of the output, the cost, and the approval. Not the content itself.
The signature is checked against a published public key. Anyone can do it offline.
You set the policy, from hashes only through a full forensic chain, per organization and per workflow. Where a workspace needs history to function, that content persists under your retention setting. Details at trust.stratalize.com.
Records created today get read in audits and claims years from now. ML-DSA-65 is the finalized US standard, FIPS 204, applied to every output rather than offered as an upgrade path.
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