Governance that is compliant by design
High-risk AI in procurement, finance and HR now carries hard regulatory obligations. Clauvis is built so the requirements that matter most for enterprise AI are satisfied as a natural by-product of how it operates.
Mapped to the obligations that govern enterprise AI
Clauvis addresses Articles 9, 12, 13, 14 and 17 simultaneously — not as add-on reporting, but as the mechanics of every decision it makes.
Article 9
Risk management
The Digital Contract Twin tracks live exposure across every contract and limit. Risk is quantified in real time and fed into each decision — not assessed retrospectively.
Article 12
Record-keeping
A hash-chained audit log records every agent action, Clauvis decision, its evidence and timestamp. It is tamper-evident and exportable to regulators on demand.
Article 13
Transparency
Every Block and Escalate includes the exact clause, its reference, the financial impact and a confidence score — surfaced in plain language to the user.
Article 14
Human oversight
Escalation is a first-class decision state. Ambiguous actions always route to a named human reviewer with a defined SLA, and every override is fully logged.
Article 17
Quality management
A rule review queue provides human-in-the-loop control over every codified rule before it governs live transactions. Rules are versioned and auditable.
This overview is provided for general information and does not constitute legal advice. Regulatory obligations depend on your specific deployment and jurisdiction.
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