Explore · Control, shown
AI governance, security and trust
Permissions, data flow, retention, evidence and revocation, each explained and each testable.
- Permit
- Flow
- Retain
- Evidence
- Revoke
Fictional example A customer organisation (fictional)
The problem
Before sharing anything, a customer needs to know where it goes, who can see it and how to take it back.
Information in
What you provide. Nothing else is read.
- The data you choose to share
- The roles and permissions you set
- Your retention rules
Averyniq proposes
- 01
What leaves your organisation
Listed by provider, purpose and place, before anything is sent.
Proposed by Averyniq
- 02
Who can see what
Each role's access, shown so that it can be tested.
Proposed by Averyniq
- 03
How to take it back
What revocation removes, and what the law requires to be kept.
Proposed by Averyniq
- 01
A person decides
What do you permit?
What is recorded
Every permission, every disclosure and every change, who made it and when, exportable.
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The problem
What goes wrong without it.
Before sharing anything, a customer needs to know where it goes, who can see it and how to take it back.
Fictional example. The organisation, people and results here are invented, and no AI model is running.