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Govern as you go.

Governance usually arrives after the work is finished, run by different people on a different schedule. Here it comes with the build: every change carries a name, every service can report on itself, and every project can live in your own git repository.

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Compliance

  • SOC 2 Type II
  • HIPAA
  • GDPR
  • ISO 27001

SOC 2 Type II has been re-audited every year since 2023.

Change control

Ship AI through the review you already run.

Projects can be backed by your own git repository, so the pipeline, the APIs and the applications go through the same review as everything else your engineers ship. Nobody has to guess which version is live.

FastAPI › Invoice Intelligence API
A FastAPI service detail page with its git repository connected, showing the branch, path, commit SHA and commit timestamp above the configuration, and a Deploy latest commit button beside them
Branch, path, commit and timestamp, above the configuration. This service runs main at backend/invoice-dashboard-api, commit 5961a1d from 3 August, with Deploy latest commit sitting next to it. Connecting GitHub once means there is no access token to pass around or rotate.
Access

Control who sees what, without raising a ticket.

Not everyone should see every application, or every number inside one. Access is set where the work lives, by the person who owns it, and it is visible - you answer “who can see this?” by looking, not by asking around.

DataApp › Share
The share dialog on a deployed DataApp: a field to add people or groups, a note that everyone with access to the parent project inherits access, the list of people who currently have access with their role, and a general-access control set to anyone in the workspace.
Named people, or the whole workspace. Access inherits from the project by default, every person who has it is listed with their role, and general access is a single control - here, anyone in the Meridians Food Demo workspace.
The record

Know who changed what, without asking around.

When a result gets questioned, nobody has to reconstruct the history from memory or track down the person who might remember. Every application keeps its own log of who created it, who touched it and when. An audit becomes a matter of reading.

DataApp › Audit LogsRecording
One entry, the whole answer. Scrolling the CREATE entry names the person who made the app, the project it belongs to, its launch status, and the app's own name, display name and environment. Filters for actor, action and date range sit above it.

Monitoring

Every service reports on itself.

Turning it on is a switch, not a project - there is nothing to write and nothing to release. What comes back is how the service is actually behaving: which routes get called, how often they fail, how slow the slowest are, and the logs and alerts underneath. Somebody hears about a failing service before a business user does.

FastAPI › MonitoringRecording
Nine routes, none failing, p95 993ms at the worst. Every route with its request rate, error rate and p95, then twenty operations ranked by latency, then the logs behind them - faceted by level, route, method and status code, 340 of them answering 200.

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In your own VPC, a managed environment, or SaaS. You can move between them without rebuilding, using the same platform and controls throughout.
SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, GDPR, and ISO 42001. Compliance standards and access controls apply consistently across every deployment environment.
Through centralized management and clear role-based permissions, applied consistently across all environments rather than configured per deployment.
AI results are continuously evaluated against expected outcomes, with issues detected early so business users do not encounter unreliable outputs.
Yes. All user activity, system events, and operational changes are recorded and accessible, which makes audits, compliance checks, and investigations straightforward.
Yes. Usage, cost, and performance are tracked by solution, and resources can be adjusted to manage spend and efficiency.
Yes. Every output can be traced back to the data and the logic that produced it, and every action is logged, so a decision can be reconstructed during a review.
It should not, which is why this runs through the review you already have rather than beside it. Change control, access and the audit record are part of the environment, so governing a solution is not a separate queue it has to wait in.
Yes. Permissions are role-based and centrally managed, applied consistently across environments rather than configured per deployment, so changing what someone can see is an administrative action rather than a request into another team.
Nothing you have built. You can move between your own VPC, a managed environment and SaaS without rebuilding, with the same platform and the same controls throughout. The deployment choice is not a one-way door.
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