Adopt AI in a way your reviewers can follow.
For buyers in regulated work who do not get to adopt AI on trust. The route starts with the evidence a reviewer would ask for, and it ends in a conversation rather than a self-serve trial.
Who this route is for
- Compliance, risk and security leads in financial services, healthcare, the public sector and other regulated work.
- Teams already running Microsoft 365 and Copilot who need the record of what an agent did to be readable by the people who sign off.
- Buyers who have been shown a policy document and want to see the evidence behind it instead.
Access is coordinated with our team. Check the status on each product below before planning an evaluation.
What an evaluation produces
- A list of the evidence you would ask any AI vendor for, and how to read each item once it arrives.
- A view of which products on this route are in production, which are in development, and which are not open yet, taken from the same access states the product pages use.
- The point in an agent workflow where a person decides, stated for the products that have one, and stated as not built where it is not.
- A conversation with a person about early access where the product is open to it, and a plain no where it is not.
What is on this route, and where each one stands.
Each card says how a stranger can get the product today. That label comes from the same access resolver every product page uses, so what you read here is what you will read there.
Simple Council
Review AI governance decisions with an evidence trail.
An agent inventory is a starting point for governance. Teams also need reviewed decisions, control mappings, and evidence they can inspect. Simple Council provides a policy engine and a hash-chained evidence ledger for actions routed through its own surfaces. Live Agent 365 interception and Microsoft Purview integration are not available, and no customer tenant has been validated yet. Framework blueprints are starting points for review, not a certification or a guarantee of compliance.
Simple Atlas
The layer that holds the authority an agent is deliberately not given.
Solutions Partners are under pressure to ship AI offerings to downstream customers, with neither the engineering capacity nor the budget to build a multi-tenant AI platform from scratch. Simple Atlas is being built as a shared governed platform layer: a Foundry-routed model gateway, a broker that holds an agent request against a customer tenant behind a signed approval and a kill switch, and an evidence trail per tenant. It is deployed for internal review, it has not been adopted by every Simple Intelligence product, and it is not on sale. Partner commercial terms are not set and are not published.
SimpleForge
Zero-retention AI infrastructure for firms whose client data is not allowed to rest anywhere.
Some organizations restrict where sensitive information may be processed because of contracts, internal policy, or regulatory requirements. Whether a model service is appropriate depends on its configuration, agreements, controls, and the data involved; HIPAA and SOC 2 do not impose a blanket prohibition on all hosted language models. SimpleForge is being built as the substrate underneath that constraint: a workflow engine that holds the data a run touches in memory only, purges it when the run ends, and sweeps anything a crash leaves behind, so there is no disk, database, or cache holding client content. The retention machinery is built and tested. The model that would run under it is not, and until it does, SimpleForge protects a workflow rather than an inference.
Evaluate with a checklist before you evaluate with a demo.
- Evaluating AI governance evidence How to tell a policy from a record, check that a record cannot be changed quietly, and trace one decision from policy to effect before believing the summary.
- Choosing the first AI workflow to automate Score a first workflow, define its approval step and set a stop condition before the first run.
One next step, and it is the same one as at the top.
Nothing on this page books a call, creates an account or starts a trial on your behalf. The button does what it says and stops.