Governed AI-ready assurance data
Problem vs Solution
Expert validation needs structure before it can become trusted AI assurance data.
Where teams struggle
Expert review often happens across spreadsheets, task tools, messages and disconnected quality documents.
Validation decisions can be hard to compare, audit or reuse across AI evaluation and quality-assurance workflows.
Reviewer guidance, scoring rules and escalation paths are not always captured in a structured way.
Provenance, metadata and access controls are often added after the work, rather than built into the workflow.
What the infrastructure provides
A structured infrastructure layer for high-volume expert-validation and quality-assurance workflows.
Configurable intake, routing, review, escalation and adjudication flows for teams coordinating many reviewers, tasks and quality decisions
Evidence capture around rubrics, reviewer decisions, metadata and provenance.
Governed access patterns for organisations coordinating internal experts, approved reviewers or specialist workforce partners across multiple workflows.
Core capabilities
Infrastructure for the assurance-data layer behind trusted AI.
Expert-validation routing
Support organisations that use internal experts, approved reviewers or specialist partners by routing work according to skill, risk, confidence and review need.
Quality-assurance rubrics
Capture consistent scoring, review criteria, escalation logic and adjudication records across expert-led evaluation workflows.
Provenance and metadata
Record source context, rights basis, review history, decision rationale and version state around validation activity.
Governed workflow access
Support permissions, role-based access, audit logs, restrictions and release controls for operational review environments.
Expert intelligence
Use skills evidence, availability signals and quality history to support better expert allocation, oversight and workflow planning.
Use cases
Designed for recurring AI evaluation and assurance workflows.
AI output review operations
Coordinate structured review of model outputs, edge cases, hallucination risks and factuality concerns.
Expert validation and quality assurance
Support controlled intake, reviewer assignment, rubric-based quality checks and rework loops for expert validation teams.
Expert adjudication workflows
Route ambiguous, high-risk or specialist cases to appropriate reviewers and capture final decision rationale.
Model evaluation operations
Help teams organise evaluation tasks, review records, quality records and operational feedback loops.
Compliance review support
Structure validation evidence, escalation history and governance notes for teams preparing internal assurance records.
Expert quality governance
Use skills evidence, review history and quality outcomes to improve expert allocation, oversight and continuous improvement.
AI assurance and governance teams
Teams that need review records, rationale, quality evidence and access controls around AI evaluation activity.
Expert validation providers
Organisations coordinating validation, quality assurance and expert review work for AI development workflows.
Enterprise AI adopters
Companies deploying AI and needing controlled review processes, escalation paths and traceable assurance evidence.
Specialist expert-workforce partners
Providers that may supply expert reviewers while using infrastructure to coordinate quality, access and assurance-ready outputs.
Product and operations leaders
Leaders replacing fragmented spreadsheets and manual coordination with a more governed infrastructure layer.
Governance and trust
Controlled intake
Teams can define what material enters a workflow, what context must be attached and which review route applies.
Audit-ready activity records
Review actions, rubric versions, escalation decisions, rework outcomes and quality checks can be recorded for later oversight.
Expert adjudication workflows
Route ambiguous, high-risk or specialist cases to appropriate reviewers and capture final decision rationale.
Role-based permissions
Experts, reviewers, managers and client-side users should only see the records and workflows they are authorised to access.
Operational release controls
Outputs can be separated by project, client, workflow, permission level and intended use before being shared or reused internally
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