3tched

Etched in schema

Compliance evidence, generated as a byproduct of the system running — not collected after the fact.

What it is

Compliance evidence is usually collected after the fact — screenshots, spreadsheets, and a quarterly scramble to reconstruct what a system was doing months ago. The artifact is stale before the audit starts.

3tched inverts that. Governance policy is defined in the same schema the system actually runs on, so evidence isn't gathered — it is the operational record. Every state change is logged and hash-linked as it happens, which makes the audit trail a byproduct of the system working rather than a separate workstream.

How it works

• One schema, every layer The same definition drives the object graph, the enforcement policy, and the interface. No translation step, nothing to drift.
• Typed, self-describing components Type information travels with the data, so supporting a new control framework is a schema change rather than a development cycle.
• Tamper-evident by construction Every state change commits the hash of the entry before it. History is independently verifiable.
• Machine-assisted review Semantic retrieval across the historical record, grounded in verifiable artifacts rather than generated summaries.

Status

The platform has run in production for over eighteen months. We are working with early design partners ahead of general availability.