AI compliance dashboard
Every AI interaction across your organisation — governed, verified, and on the record. This is the answer to “what is our AI doing?”, which most companies cannot give.
Governed chat
Talk to any approved assistant from inside Emet. Every turn is governed, has its data protected, is verified against your approved sources, and is written to the evidence log — so people don't need to reach for an ungoverned tab. Emet answers only from your approved documents; it will decline rather than invent.
Ask a governed question
Emet doesn't answer — your approved model does. Emet governs the request, strips the data that shouldn't leave, then verifies every claim in the answer against your own documents and records the whole thing.
The examiner view
“Show me every AI interaction that touched customer data — which models, what was redacted, what was blocked, which answers weren't supported by our own documents.” Most companies cannot answer that today.
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Measured confabulation rate
NIST AI 600-1 asks organisations to “measure and monitor confabulation rates, set acceptable error thresholds.” This is that artifact — and it is the one number no access-control tool can produce, because none of them check whether the answer was true.
Approved assistants
IT decides which AI assistants are in bounds. A blocked assistant is refused in-process, before any request is constructed — nothing leaves the building.