AIUC-1
Agent-level certification evidence across data, security, safety, reliability, accountability, and societal risk.
Frameworks tell you what to track. They never say what good enough looks like. TrustEvals sets the baselines and produces continuous, framework-mapped evidence from one trace pipeline. ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act, AIUC-1, and SR 11-7, all on the same evidence.
Agent-level certification evidence across data, security, safety, reliability, accountability, and societal risk.
Model-risk style documentation, validation, monitoring, and change control.
AI management-system evidence mapped to operating controls and ownership.
Govern, Map, Measure, and Manage signals from the same trace pipeline.
High-risk obligations, technical-file inputs, and human oversight evidence.
Compliance is anchored on baselines per use case: the framework names what to track, but the production trace proves whether the AI holds.
Clauses 4-10, audited body, and the certification track procurement asks for.
GOVERN, MAP, MEASURE, MANAGE, plus the GenAI Profile.
High-risk risk management, Annex IV documentation, human oversight, and post-market monitoring.
Model inventory, validation, monitoring, change control, and ongoing performance review.
Data and privacy, security, safety, reliability, accountability, and societal risks.
Production traces tagged with classification, source, baseline, policy outcome, owner, and timestamp.
Evaluate against per-use-case baselines, detect drift, apply versioned policy, and preserve source lineage.
ISO packet, NIST profile, EU Annex IV file, AIUC-1 attestation, SR 11-7 model file, and owner-ready exception log.
The posture matrix prevents teams from buying a static stamp when production AI needs a live evidence stream.
In production, customer-facing, or under regulator scrutiny. Run continuous evidence.
One-time stamp or procurement gate. Use the evidence pack, but do not confuse it with live assurance.
Both are needed. Sequence the live trace pipeline first, then assemble framework packs from it.
Pre-production or internal pilot. Start with a Quick Audit before building a compliance program.
No. TrustEvals produces the evidence a certifier, auditor, customer, or risk owner needs, plus proof it is still accurate next month.
Changes land at the mapping layer. The source evidence stays: traces, baselines, owners, policy outcomes, incidents, and version history.
Yes. The same infrastructure feeds multiple framework packs; framework work is the mapping layer, not a second evidence pipeline.
SOC 2 is on the roadmap. We disclose current status and do not claim what we do not have.
Agent-level certification evidence across data, security, safety, reliability, accountability, and societal risk.
Model-risk style documentation, validation, monitoring, and change control.
AI management-system evidence mapped to operating controls and ownership.
Govern, Map, Measure, and Manage signals from the same trace pipeline.
High-risk obligations, technical-file inputs, and human oversight evidence.
Each proof artifact now shows what changed, what TrustEvals installed, what evidence was captured, and where the reader can inspect the case.
~60% FP&A accuracy and repeated double-checking before release.
95% stated accuracy, about 90% measured, with 144% NRR provenance kept beside the claim.
From uncertain FP&A accuracy to a deploy gate our customers could review.
CTO, AI-native finance SaaSStart with Strategy, Transformation, or Fluency; use Quick Audit when the first need is an independent read on what is already running.