For AI software vendors
Your agent passed the demo. Now it has to pass their security review.
Banks, insurers, and health plans want to buy agents, and their review teams have a new section in the questionnaire. What stops the agent from doing something it shouldn't? Who approves the exceptions? What do we get when our auditor asks? VeriProof gives you real answers to all three, and evidence to attach.
The questions that stall the deal
These show up in some form in almost every enterprise AI review. Here's what you can say once VeriProof is in the path of your agent's actions.
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| Your customer asks | You can answer |
|---|---|
| What stops the agent from taking an action it shouldn't? | Each consequential action your connected agent takes is checked against your customer's rules before it runs. It can be allowed, changed, sent to a person, or stopped, and a failed check stops the action. |
| Who approves the exceptions, and can we choose them? | Your customer decides who holds approval authority. Exceptions go to those people, with reminders and escalation if they sit too long. |
| Can our risk team set the rules without a code release? | Yes. Their rule changes run in Shadow first so everyone sees the effect, then need approval from someone other than the author. |
| What do we get when our auditor asks what the agent did? | A record of each decision, and evidence packs a reviewer can check without logging in to anything. |
| Where does our data go? | VeriProof's managed service today. Private Enterprise, coming soon to Azure Marketplace, will run in the customer's own Azure subscription, isolated from veriproof.app. |
Speak the standard they already use
More enterprise buyers now point to AIUC-1, the certification standard for AI agents that UiPath, Cursor, Harvey, and Sierra have certified against. VeriProof supports your evidence for its requirements on restricting tool calls, human review, change approvals, and activity logging. See the AIUC-1 mapping.
How it fits your product
You integrate once, through the SDK for your stack. After that, each enterprise customer can get its own rules, its own reviewers, and its own view of the records, while your engineers stay out of every policy change. Their auditors can work inside an engagement scoped to that customer's applications and dates.
Pricing starts from the published plans. If you want to embed VeriProof or offer it under your own brand, we agree those terms case by case.