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Rules, execution
and evidence.

OWAI ASSURANCE

Make control claims
inspectable.

An assurance review should be able to identify the rule that applied, the authority accepted, the decision reached and the evidence available about execution.

Explore compliance support
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COMPLIANCE SUPPORT

Connect requirements to operational controls.

Our compliance approach starts with a defined use case and the organisation’s applicable obligations. Supported requirements can then be expressed as rules, authority checks, review conditions and evidence requirements for the integrated workflow.

For regulated teams, this can provide a practical control-and-evidence layer for a scoped assessment in contexts such as FCA rules, Consumer Duty considerations or the EU AI Act’s risk-based requirements. The relevant framework, duty and scope remain a customer determination.

Regulatory conformity depends on the complete system, its purpose, the organisation’s role and its operation. OWAI OS does not confer certification or establish compliance by itself.

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EVIDENCE INTEGRITY

State what the record establishes.

A valid hash or signature supports a defined integrity or provenance claim. It does not establish that an input was true, that a decision was lawful or that an external action occurred.

Production assurance also depends on key custody, storage, retention, access controls and monitoring. Those controls must be specified and verified for the deployment.

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DEPLOYMENT

Scope the deployment around your environment.

On-premises and hybrid arrangements are options to assess during pilot design. The scope identifies where the control runtime operates, which model services may be used, what data may cross a boundary and who controls the evidence.

On-premises

How selected components run within organisation-managed infrastructure, including identity, storage and model dependencies.

Hybrid

Which services remain internal, which connections are permitted and how data and authority are controlled across them.

Self-hosted implementation paths exist in the product family. Support, resilience and performance must be qualified for the selected components and topology.

PILOT SCOPE

Begin with a boundary
you can test.

Agree the action, authority source, rules, connected executor and evidence requirements. Then test the permitted path, required stops and behaviour when a dependency or condition changes.

Acceptance belongs to that defined scope. Extending the workflow requires revisiting its controls.

Technical documentation, including the evidence format, trust model and security overview, is available under NDA on request.

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