AI complianceEvidence a reviewer can .
What RedactWall produces for an AI compliance review: a sealed record of decisions covering a period you name, which your own staff can check on your own systems.
Read Disclosures for certification status and for how far each surface is proven.
What the evidence covers
Each entry is written at the moment the decision is made, so the material you hand an auditor or examiner comes straight from the record.
| Material | What you get | What you can show |
|---|---|---|
| Audit and examination material | A sealed record of decisions covering a reporting window you name. | A record of what happened in that window. Whoever receives it can check it on their own machine, with nothing of ours involved. |
| Access records | Which identity holds which authority, and when it was granted. | Access is constrained by the running system, not by a document that describes it. |
| Period scoping | The package names its reporting window, and that scope cannot be widened afterwards. | The package covers exactly the period a reviewer asked about, and nothing outside it. |
| Incident review records | Who reviewed each held incident, what they decided, and when. | How a flagged event was handled. The decision and the record of it are the same event. |
| Policy of record | The policy in force during the window, including the hard stops that cannot be turned off, and the risk owner who approved it before it took effect. | What the control was set to do, and who approved that before it took effect. |
Using this in a vendor review
- Read the coverage table before the datasheet. It lists every surface, one row at a time, with what each one covers. Coverage →
- Check the record during the pilot, not after it. Your staff run the check on your own systems. Verify it yourself →
- Hand a package to whoever will actually receive it. It checks out on its own, so the recipient can confirm what they were given. The examination package →
- Read the disclosures. Certification status, per-surface proof and operational limits are published in one place. Disclosures →
RedactWall is available in supervised pilots. If you are scoping one, start here.