Pre-Execution AI Governance
Make AI-assisted decisions insurable.
DGL sits between AI output and organisational action. It checks authority, policy, risk, escalation and evidence before an AI-assisted recommendation can become a decision.
Auditable. Attributable. Governed before action.
Open Governance DemoOrganisations are already using AI to inform decisions that affect people, capital and legal responsibility. The issue is no longer just model performance. It is whether the organisation can prove that a specific AI-assisted decision was authorised, governed, escalated where necessary and attributable to a responsible human.
Existing tools monitor models or record workflows. DGL governs the point where AI output is about to become organisational action.
DGL provides pre-execution governance for consequential AI use. It creates the evidence needed to show who relied on AI, what checks were applied, whether escalation was required, and why the final decision was permitted.
Confirms whether the user is authorised to rely on the AI output for the decision in question.
Checks the output against organisational rules, regulatory obligations and defined governance boundaries.
Assesses factual grounding, risk level and decision context before the output can be relied on.
Routes higher-risk decisions to the appropriate reviewer before action is taken.
Keeps responsibility with the authorised human decision-maker. DGL does not allow accountability to disappear into the model.
Creates a governance record showing what was checked, what passed, what failed, who relied on the output, and why the final action was permitted or stopped.
Insurance does not work on trust alone. It requires evidence. DGL gives insurers a record of who relied on AI, what governance checks were applied, whether escalation was required, and why the final action was permitted.
This allows AI-assisted decisions to be assessed as governed operational actions, not unexplained model outputs.
DGL serves organisations in regulated sectors where AI-assisted decisions carry material consequences.