Prove

Prove that every AI actor has an owner, a budget, and a policy.

Tallin is the runtime control plane for AI use by humans, apps, and agents, and evidence is how you prove it. Hand a customer auditor, diligence reviewer, or your board an honest answer: the AI Agent Review, board summaries, DDQ packets, customer diligence links, policy exports, and compliance-pack evidence preserve the owner, source, and coverage label behind every claim.

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Readiness reporting

Answer the questions that arrive once an agent has run on its own all quarter.

Autonomous AI agents are arriving fast, and most organizations don't yet feel adequately governed, even as those agents rack up spend and take actions with no one watching. Tallin moves you from scattered provider screenshots to repeatable, per-actor evidence workflows.

The AI Agent Review and board-ready summaries that report each actor's owner, approved model scope, budget state, usage, spend, signal coverage, and uncovered gaps.

CSV and report exports that preserve observed, inferred, enforced, and not-covered labels.

Customer diligence packets and portal links that explain what is connected, imported, and still outside reliable measurement.

Compliance-pack exports that separate Tallin-proved evidence, customer attestations, and open gaps, with legal conclusions left to counsel.

What changes for you

Per-actor control, proved in a repeatable workflow.

Security and compliance can answer who owns each AI actor (human, app, or agent) what it's allowed, and what it spent, from a current evidence pack instead of assembling screenshots under deadline pressure.

Board summaries and the AI Agent Review preserve coverage honesty, so leadership sees per-actor policy state, observed usage, inferred exposure, enforced paths, and known gaps in one narrative.

Customer DDQ links explain which sources are connected and which are not, reducing follow-up cycles with bank partners and enterprise buyers.

Evidence pack

A board-ready packet that names the owner and keeps the caveats visible.

The AI Agent Review and evidence pack are designed for security reviews, sponsor-bank requests, customer DDQs, and leadership meetings where each AI actor's owner, scope, and spend (and any partial coverage) still need to be explained clearly.

AI Governance Evidence Pack · Q2 2026

Representative example

OBSERVED
142 AI actors carry a named owner and an approved model scope
(source: SSO + actor registry)
OBSERVED
$18,400 in AI spend attributed to the actor that spent it
(source: gateway ledger + billing)
ENFORCED
Per-actor budget cutoff and model scope held on routed traffic
(source: gateway policy log)
INFERRED
Personal-device Claude.ai use likely, not yet routed through Tallin
(source: DNS footprint)

AI actors under policy: Humans, apps, and agents, each with an owner
Coverage: 84% observed or enforced
Connected providers: OpenAI, Anthropic, Copilot
Not covered: Personal-device Claude.ai, calls made outside Tallin
Last refreshed: Today at 9:14 AM

Owner: Priya Nair, VP Support · coverage-aware, every line sourced.

Prove every AI actor, with evidence you can explain.

Tell us about your AI actors, provider stack, and the runaway spend or policy gaps you need to close. We will help you decide whether Tallin is a fit for the first cohort.

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