Institutional foundation
Institutional Domain Track
Define legal scope, authority, use cases, policy, data classification, provider routes, responsibility, evidence tier, and operational readiness.
Review the foundation pathGovernment, regulated enterprises, critical sectors, and controlled business units
Institutional AI Governance Track
A request-first path that converts institutional AI adoption into scoped authority, readiness decisions, governed execution, evidence, verification, and controlled activation. Cloud Corridor and Private Runtime Review remain attached review paths—not mandatory first steps and not automatic deployment approvals.
Three institutional entry paths
Choose the architecture required by the workload—not the most expensive route.
Every path shares the KSAI Core Trust Runtime, but each path has a different boundary, assurance requirement, deployment decision, and commercial scope.
Attached cloud route
Institutional Cloud Corridor
Review cloud boundary, identity, ingress, egress, encryption, key ownership, logging, provider dependencies, incident obligations, continuity, and exit conditions.
Review Cloud CorridorSpecial architecture review
Private Runtime Review
Assess confidential, sovereign, local-only, Proof-Only Sync, sealed model, and restricted operator requirements without presenting review as automatic deployment approval.
Request architecture reviewInstitutional operating journey
Every institutional engagement moves through explicit gates.
The interface exposes the current gate, decision owner, missing conditions, next action, expiry, and whether activation or commercial eligibility is still blocked.
- 01Request and scope
Establish legal entity, unit, authority, use cases, populations, data classes, provider routes, countries, and intended operating boundary.
- 02Readiness decision
Assess identity, policy, privacy, provider and cloud posture, security, evidence, audit, commercial, and operational readiness.
- 03Architecture and contract
Define policy packs, responsibility, runtime contract, trust routes, evidence tier, transfer decisions, and required approvals.
- 04Activation authorization
Activate only after scope, security, privacy, regulatory, commercial, provisioning, and owner approvals are complete.
- 05Operate, prove, and govern
Run approved use cases, capture evidence, issue proof records, verify bounded status, handle exceptions, and determine commercial eligibility.
Commercial engagement architecture
Start with a decision product, then expand only when the operating boundary is ready.
Institutional engagement
Readiness Assessment
A bounded decision on whether the institution, use case, data, providers, controls, and operating model are ready for the next gate.
Output: READY, READY_WITH_CONDITIONS, REMEDIATION_REQUIRED, ARCHITECTURE_REVIEW_REQUIRED, NOT_READY, EXPIRED, or SUPERSEDED.
Institutional engagement
Governed Pilot
A limited implementation with explicit use cases, users, routes, controls, evidence expectations, duration, support, and exit criteria.
Output: A controlled pilot decision without converting pilot success into production authorization.
Institutional engagement
Institutional Workspace
The protected operating surface for policy packs, use cases, trust routes, evidence vault, proof records, SVER ledger, responsibility, audit, and settings.
Output: A recurring institutional governance and trust operation.
Institutional access is request-first