Who needs EVIDE. And why now.

EVIDE is not a logging system. It is an external evidentiary infrastructure that transforms AI-assisted decisions into verifiable, attributable and legally defensible records. These are the sectors where the absence of that infrastructure is already creating measurable risk.

Evidence begins after the event.

Building blocks for evidentiary AI governance

Every organization produces different evidence, follows different workflows, and identifies people differently. EVIDE provides a common evidentiary foundation across them all.

Complementary capabilities available across EVIDE deployments

Native capability

External Artifacts

Anchor external evidence without storing it.

Supports images, videos, reports, sensor logs and more.

Most evidentiary systems either ignore external files entirely or try to become a document repository - neither works well at scale. EVIDE anchors the declared existence of an artifact, its declared origin, and an integrity hash declared by the submitter - without ever receiving, storing, or interpreting the file itself.

→ Read the full v2.1 schema
Native capability

Epistemic Stabilization Buffer

Observe evolving situations before producing a final evidentiary record.

Designed for events that evolve before closure.

Not every evidentiary event is a single moment. The Epistemic Stabilization Buffer opens a declared observation window, accepts updates as they arrive, and closes only when the evidentiary picture is stable.

→ See the ESB Buffer endpoints
Integrated with DAPI

Verified Human Identity

Associate a declared decision with a verifiable human identity.

EVIDE anchors the declared DAPI reference; verification remains independently provided by DAPI.

An authority.role in an EVIDE record is a declaration, not a verified fact by itself. DAPI Identity Certification closes that gap: a forensic, expert-supervised process that verifies a person's real identity independently of EVIDE.

→ Learn about DAPI Identity Certification
Native capability

Evidentiary Continuity

Prove how a matter evolved over time - not just a single file.

Each new entry links to the one before it, forming one verifiable chain.

Most systems certify a single document at a single moment. EVIDE can link a sequence of intakes into one verifiable chain - showing not just what exists today, but how it got there, one certified step at a time.

→ See Evidentiary Continuity in depth
Native capability

⚓ EVIDE ANCHOR

Declare the operational perimeter an agent was authorized within, before it acted.

Environment, privileges, purpose, tools, prohibited operations - declared, never verified.

Motivated by an incident where an AI agent mistook a production database for a disposable test environment: EVIDE ANCHOR preserves the declared operational perimeter - it never verifies it, applies it as policy, or compares it against observed behavior.

→ EVIDE ANCHOR - full field reference

Sectors

Select your sector

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Insurance
Insurance & Underwriting
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Financial services
Banking & Financial Services
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Human resources / AI Act
HR & Recruitment - AI Act High-Risk Category
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Healthcare
Healthcare & Clinical Decision Support
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Legal & compliance
Legal, Compliance & Professional Services
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Autonomous systems
Autonomous Patrol & Industrial Robotics
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Biometrics
Biometric Identification
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Emergency services
Emergency Dispatch & Triage
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Critical infrastructure
Critical Infrastructure
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The common pattern across all sectors

In every sector, the same structural gap exists: governance defines what should happen. Logs record that something happened. But neither can demonstrate, independently and verifiably, that a decision was made within a defined structure by an identified human authority.

EVIDE does not replace governance. It makes governance defensible.

If your organization uses AI to support decisions that carry legal, financial or human consequences - the question is not whether these decisions need evidentiary anchoring. The question is whether you want that gap to emerge in an audit, a dispute, or after deployment.

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