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Security & trust, by design

Crelis is built to be handed to a security review. It currently runs in our hosted pilot environment, decides on decision metadata rather than raw customer data, and records every decision in a tamper-evident audit trail.

Deterministic decisions. Short-lived execution visas. Tamper-evident evidence.

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Deployment
Hosted service (SaaS)Pilot
Posture
today in shadow posture, with no customer deployments yet
Data
Decision metadata, not raw data
Evidence
Tamper-evident audit
Isolation
Server-enforced isolation with a production guard
IP
Patent-pending · Runtime authorization · 2026

Trust boundary

Beside your systems, not inside your model

Crelis sits beside your systems, not inside your model. Today it runs in our hosted pilot environment; deployment options beyond our hosted service are on the roadmap.

Trust boundary

Crelis sits beside your systems, not inside your model

Your systems

AI agent

proposes a consequential action

Calling system

sends decision metadata — categories and outcomes, not sensitive values

Authorized reviewer

signs off when policy requires human approval

Crelis · hosted service

Deterministic policy evaluation

allow · require human approval · escalate · block

Tamper-evident audit record

show what was decided, and prove it has not been altered since

Server-enforced tenant isolation · keys held server-side · TLS 1.2+ in transit · provider-managed encryption at rest

Your endpoint

Endpoint verifies visa

signature valid · short-lived · single-use

Your system executes

the visa and the evidence make the approval and the execution the same record

Stays with you

Raw identity, card, or document numbers · customer names, contact details, or message contents

Keys

Keys are held server-side and never exposed to the browser

Zero standing credentials

No stored customer keys

Tenant isolation

Server-enforced isolation with a production guard. Cross-tenant access is denied — not merely hidden in the UI.

Decision authority

allowrequire human approvalescalateblock

Deterministic policy evaluation decides; no AI model makes the final call.

Thresholds are yours to set; the final decision is never made by an AI model.

Data handling

Decision metadata, not raw customer data

  • Decision metadata

    action types, results, policy outcomes

  • Trust signals as types/results

    e.g. “identity: not verified”

  • Tamper-evident audit records of each decision

  • Raw identity, card, or document numbers

  • Customer names, contact details, or message contents

  • Any field the calling system doesn’t send for a decision

In transit

all traffic uses TLS 1.2+

At rest

provider-managed encryption applies

Keys

held server-side and never exposed to the browser

Clay padlock and key

The shape is structural — a Crelis decision is made on categories and outcomes, not sensitive values, so the integration keeps raw values out of the request rather than relying on a setting.

Evidence integrity

Each consequential action leaves evidence

Who proposed it, which inputs were evaluated, which policy fired, who approved it, what executed — every decision reproducible from its recorded context and exportable for auditors and regulators.

  1. inputs
  2. policy version
  3. reviewer sign-off
  4. visa
  5. Three linked clay ledger blockshashed into a tamper-evident audit trail you can export

Every decision is written to a durable, tamper-evident record — show what was decided, and prove it has not been altered since.

Reproducible decisions — Same evidence. Same outcome.

How this maps to Singapore's MAS SAFR white paper: our breakdown of the records SAFR implies

Audit event stream · illustrative

Illustrative datasealed

  1. 14:02:11Z · Finance Agent

    Proposed wire transfer $250,000 → ACME-7741

  2. 14:02:11Z · Crelis

    Inputs evaluated · policy WIRE-HIGH fired · REQUIRE HUMAN APPROVAL · risk context 91

  3. 14:02:12Z · Crelis

    Routed to treasury reviewer pool (2 eligible) · visa withheld

  4. 14:06:48Z · Treasury reviewer

    Checked counterparty, approved with note

  5. 14:06:49Z · Crelis

    Execution visa issued · Ed25519-signed, single-use

  6. 14:06:49Z · Banking endpoint

    Visa verified · wire released — ref TXN-88231

  7. 14:06:49Z · Crelis

    Evidence recorded · hash 0x91f3…aa07

Tamper-evident by construction
chained with a key held outside the database
Outage
consequential actions fail closed — if authority can’t be determined, they wait and are never silently allowed
Human oversight
an unrecognised action escalates to a human instead of executing
Execution visa
Bound to one action, one resource, one identity

Shared responsibility

What Crelis does, and what stays with your team

  • Set policy thresholds

    “Thresholds are yours to set; the final decision is never made by an AI model.”

    Your team

  • Decide the outcome

    “Crelis independently decides whether a consequential action is allowed, needs approval, or must be blocked.”

    Crelis

  • Keep raw values out of the request

    “A decision needs the category and the outcome, not the sensitive value, so your integration keeps raw customer data out of the request.”

    Your team

  • Approve when policy requires

    “When policy calls for it, the action waits for an authorized reviewer, whose sign-off becomes part of the record.”

    CrelisYour team

  • Issue or withhold the execution visa

    “Crelis evaluates it against policy and decides — then issues or withholds the execution visa and records the evidence.”

    Crelis

  • Verify the visa and execute

    “Visa verified by your endpoint. Your system executes.”

    Your team

  • Seal and export the evidence

    “Each decision — inputs, policy version, reviewer sign-off, visa — is hashed into a tamper-evident audit trail you can export.”

    CrelisYour team

  • Tenant isolation and hosting

    “Runs in our environment with server-enforced tenant isolation. In transit, all traffic uses TLS 1.2+; at rest, provider-managed encryption applies.”

    Crelis

Deployment

Where it runs today, and where it is going

Crelis sits beside your systems, not inside your model. Today it runs in our hosted pilot environment; deployment options beyond our hosted service are on the roadmap.

Hosted service (SaaS)

Runs in our environment with server-enforced tenant isolation. This is where the 2026 design-partner cohort runs.

Pilot

Deployment options beyond our hosted service

Dedicated and customer-controlled deployment models are on the roadmap — not available today. Crelis is delivered as a hosted service only.

Roadmap

Crelis currently runs in our hosted pilot environment — today in shadow posture, with no customer deployments yet.

Disclosure

What is claimed, and what is not

Claimed

  • Runtime authorization for AI agents. Crelis independently decides whether a consequential action is allowed, needs approval, or must be blocked.
  • Deterministic decisions. Short-lived execution visas. Tamper-evident evidence.
  • Decision metadata, not raw data.
  • Server-enforced isolation with a production guard.
  • Patent-pending · Runtime authorization · 2026.
  • Pilot stage · limited 2026 design-partner cohort.

Not claimed today

  • Today in shadow posture, with no customer deployments yet.
  • Dedicated and customer-controlled deployment models are on the roadmap — not available today. Crelis is delivered as a hosted service only.
  • Results from the Crelis test environment; not customer-production data.
  • Every visual on this site is labelled illustrative data.

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