You need governed institutional adoption
Start with scope, readiness, authority, privacy, security, regulatory applicability, and operating boundaries.
Request institutional accessControlled commercial entry
Request the correct KSAI path
KSAI is request-first and scope-bound. Choose the outcome you need, not the most advanced architecture label. The intake process determines whether the next step is readiness, capability onboarding, verification, remediation, or a special architecture review.
Select one entry decision
Every request starts with a buyer need and ends with a governed next step.
This prevents generic sales forms, premature technical commitments, and requests that mix institutional authority, capability distribution, and public verification into one flow.
You are building or distributing an AI capability
Start with capability packaging, declared boundaries, passport, evidence expectations, verification, and plan fit.
Request capability accessYou already have a trust record
Use the public-safe verifier to check status and bounded claims without opening private evidence or authority surfaces.
Verify a trust recordWhat happens next
The request is a triage contract—not an activation shortcut.
- 01Choose the intended outcome
Select institutional adoption, capability productization, or verification. Do not select a technical deployment path before the operating need is known.
- 02Submit bounded context
Provide identity, organization or capability, use case, data and provider context, intended users, regions, assurance needs, and commercial intent.
- 03KSAI triages the request
The request can be clarified, routed to readiness, escalated to architecture review, declared eligible for scope, rejected, expired, withdrawn, or closed.
- 04Receive the next governed gate
Submission never creates a workspace, approves a deployment, grants runtime authority, activates a capability, or enables billing by itself.
No silent activation