Every action recorded in a log nobody can quietly edit. Checked against your policy before it happens. Verified by your auditor, offline, without asking us.
Every five minutes the chain head is signed and countersigned by an independent timestamp authority.Two lines to install · Read-only until you turn on enforcement
Change the amount on that wire transfer, the way someone would if they wanted the payment to look approved for less than it was.
Every row carries the hash of the row above it, so editing one field breaks every link beneath it. There is nowhere to put the change that does not show.
4 events · anchored through 4183 · countersigned by a timestamp authority
They are one product because they share a record. A policy decision is only evidence if it sits in the same tamper-evident log as the action it allowed.
Every action, hash-chained and externally countersigned. Your auditor verifies it offline, without an account.
Rules that run before the action — refuse it, or hold it for a named human. The decision lands in the same chain.
Cost per agent, run and customer, computed from those same rows. The finance number and the audit number cannot disagree.
Every system in the path keeps logs for engineering reasons — debugging, billing, capacity. None keeps them for legal ones.
The shortest-lived log in the stack expires roughly seventy times sooner than the shortest obligation it is meant to satisfy.
It is briefed on what this product does and, more usefully, on what it does not: no certifications, no published per-action rate, and no claim to block a cloud API it only records.
Nothing you type is stored. If you want a person instead, email augusta@4ugusta.agency.
Ask anything about how the record works, what it proves, or what it doesn't. It will tell you when it doesn't know.