Use case · Audit & compliance
Proving what an agent did
When a regulator or auditor asks what your agents did, the answer needs to exist in an unalterable form. Most organisations can’t produce it. FIOR can.
The problem
Most organisations can’t answer the accountability question
As agents start running privileged workloads, the accountability question lands on your desk. Regulators under the EU AI Act and DORA require traceability for automated decisions. Auditors want to know which agent did what, under whose authority and against which data.
Existing logs weren’t built for this. They’re scattered across LLM APIs, vector stores and tool brokers. They’re mutable. By the time they’re assembled into something coherent, they’re already incomplete and no regulator will accept them as defensible evidence.
If you can’t produce the record, you can’t answer the question.
How FIOR solves it
A complete, tamper-evident record produced automatically
Because FIOR enforces on every agent interaction, it produces a complete record automatically as a by-product of that enforcement. Every identity check, policy decision, permitted action and data class touched is written to a Merkle-chained, cryptographically verifiable audit trail in real time. Tamper-evident by construction. Ready before anyone asks.
Answer the auditor
Trigger
A regulator or auditor asks which agents accessed customer data, under whose authority, in a given period under EU AI Act or DORA.
Outcome
The accountability question has a defensible, regulator-ready answer. Not one reconstructed from scattered logs.
Enforce data-class boundaries
Trigger
A support agent may read tickets but must not expose PII in its payloads.
Outcome
Governance is enforced on every transaction, not just written in a document.
See the audit trail in practice
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