The next step · one workload
The evidence a reviewer asks for, on one real workload.
The workbench shows you where your answer is solid and where you would be assembling it under pressure. The scoped review closes that gap on one workload — and produces documents you keep, whether or not the conversation goes further. No meeting is required to look.
What you get
Six artifacts, mapped to the frameworks a Canadian procurement team applies. Customer-controlled — they are yours to keep and to hand to a reviewer.
Data-boundary map
Every place customer data travels when the AI feature runs, written where a reviewer can read it.
Model-route map
Which models and regions run the data today, and what a controlled route change looks like.
Named identity & approval
Who approved the action and who acted — a real approval traced end to end.
Audit & evidence path
One past action reconstructed and exported in a form a reviewer accepts.
Supplier-dependency register
The load-bearing AI and data sub-processors, and where each one sits.
Continuity plan
How the workload keeps running, safely and visibly, if a route or provider fails.
How it works
Claimed is not documented. Documented is not demonstrated. Demonstrated is not reproduced. The review moves one workload up that ladder, on paper you can show.
Scope one workload
Tell us the workload. We send back a one-page scope.
No call, no commitment to look. Send the one AI-assisted workload you would most want to be able to show a reviewer, and we reply with a fixed scope and what the evidence would cover.
Email us the workload → Or reply to the note that pointed you here. Commercial questions reach a person, not a form.