Turn policy into controls that operate with the system.
Governance is effective when every rule names the mechanism that enforces it. In PeakX, the gateway, model catalogue, guardrails, approval model and audit chain are architectural properties.
One gateway for model access
Only the gateway holds provider keys. Developers and agents never do. Every model request passes through one control point before it can reach an approved provider.
Approved models and rules
Only models in the organisation’s catalogue can be called. Personal-data filtering, content screening, access policies and organisation-specific rules apply before a request proceeds.
Budgets that block
Spending limits enforce the operating policy. Exceeding a limit blocks the request rather than creating a warning that can be ignored. Approved-model failover can be configured where policy permits it.
Human approval where consequences are real
Approval is bound to the exact configuration that runs. Actions, sources, AI flags, confirmations and overrides remain attributable.
Fail closed
If a required control does not execute, the request is refused. Missing evidence is not treated as evidence of safety.
The platform provides the enforcement architecture. Governance as a service translates the organisation’s policy into those mechanisms and builds the capability to operate them.
Evaluation & Observability
Know how AI performs, what it costs and where it creates value.
Open AI & TechnologySecurity & Auditability
Keep every consequential action controlled and reconstructable.
Open AI & TechnologyAI & Technology
Technology earns its place when it works in production.
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