72-hour AI Sovereignty Audit.

A structured review of your automation risk, ownership boundaries, agent governance, and implementation gaps. Not consulting-speak. Findings you can act on this week.

Five areas. One deliverable.

PillarWhat we assess
SovereigntyWho owns the output? Where does your data go? What happens when the vendor changes pricing?
ObservabilityCan you audit what your agents did last week? Can an external auditor?
GovernanceAre there operator gates before the automation sends, charges, or publishes?
Secrets postureWhere are credentials stored? Who rotates them? What is the blast radius if one leaks?
Audit trailIs there a tamper-evident record of what ran, when, and why?

Deliverable: findings report

PDF findings report delivered within 72 business hours of intake completion.

A sample anonymized deliverable will be published when the audit-product spec is complete.

Standard

$797

Core audit. All five pillars. Implementation priorities. PDF delivery within 72 hours.

Sovereign

$1,497

Standard audit plus deeper architecture review, operator walkthrough call, and prioritized remediation plan.

Bespoke

Scoped

For operators who need system design, hands-on remediation, and delivery support alongside the findings.

Begin your audit intake.

Intake → payment → 72-hour delivery. The structured intake form scopes your audit; Stripe Checkout completes booking. SLA clock starts when payment confirms.

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Questions

How long does the audit take?

72 business hours from when intake is complete and payment is confirmed. The SLA clock starts when both conditions are met, not at form submission.

What do you need from me?

A short inventory of your current AI tools, automation workflows, and access to read-only artifacts such as configs, audit logs, and existing documentation. We send a structured intake form after booking.

Is this just a checklist?

No. The findings are specific to your stack, not template-mapped. Multi-agent cross-verification is what produces the findings column that single-model assessments miss.

What if I am not technical?

The deliverable is written for operators, not engineers. Findings are risk-level-rated; remediation priorities are ordered by business impact, not complexity.