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EVE Verified

Deterministic Evidence Verification for GRC, AI Governance and Regulated Evidence Review
AI may draft the claim. AI may challenge the claim. EVE records what the evidence actually supports — and where human judgement remains required.
EVE Verified is a witness layer for evidence-based governance. It reviews documents against approved or customer-defined rules, records rule provenance, produces audit-ready outputs, and makes assessments verifiable through sealed evidence records.
Open AI Act Demo 🔒 Open TPRM Evidence Review 🏦 Open DORA Demo
AI Act demo is open. TPRM is in private preview. DORA is available as a source-mapped draft demo with rule approval pending.
Why EVE is different
1
Deterministic by design
The matching path is rule-based and repeatable. EVE does not invent evidence or infer compliance.
2
Verifiable evidence chain
Assessments, findings and reports can be linked to sealed records, hashes and IDs.
3
Rule provenance
EVE can show which rule was used, whether its approval lineage is verified, and whether resolver authority is available or blocked.
4
Temporal validity
EVE can compare a sealed baseline against a later assessment and show what changed over time.
5
Scope-relative NO_ANSWER
NO_ANSWER means no matching evidence was found within the assessed document scope — not that evidence does not exist elsewhere.
6
Human judgement remains required
EVE surfaces signals. Humans decide materiality, remediation and acceptance.
From evidence to verification
A traceable path, end to end
Each step is an explicit, inspectable artefact — not a hidden inference.
Assessment seal→ Finding seals→ Document hashes→ Rule IDs→ Rule provenance→ Approved content hash→ Resolver authority→ Human decision records→ Drift signals→ Timeline history
Every node above is a recorded, inspectable artefact. The chain links what was assessed, which rule applied, whether that rule's authority was available, and which human took responsibility for what happened next.
What a seal means
A seal is a verifiability primitive — not a compliance verdict
Precision here matters for audit. EVE is deliberate about what a seal does and does not assert.
✓A seal proves authenticity and immutability of the recorded evidence object.
✓A seal makes the record verifiable.
✗A seal does not prove that the underlying rule is legally correct.
✗A seal does not certify compliance.
Not an AI black box
Signals
observable
Thresholds
declared
Evidence
traceable
Seals
verifiable
Human judgement
remains required
Modules
One platform, domain-specific rule packs
Each module uses the EVE evidence-verification pattern: source → rule → evidence → finding → seal → verify → drift → human judgement. Domain maturity may differ; EVE keeps the boundary visible. TPRM and DORA demonstrate the emerging shared evidence-rule model. AI Act is an existing evidence-review demo with planned alignment to the shared finding model.
AI Act
AI Governance Evidence Review Existing demo · legacy resolver path
  • Current demo: Article 9 — Risk Management
  • Approved requirements mapping
  • Evidence review
  • Rule provenance
  • Planned alignment to shared finding model
Open AI Act demo
TPRM
Third-Party Risk Evidence Review 🔒 Private preview · hosted workflow
  • Vendor evidence assessment
  • Supported / Partial / NO_ANSWER
  • Evidence coverage
  • Sealed assessment records
  • Drift comparison
  • Timeline
🔒 Open TPRM evidence review
DORA
ICT Third-Party Evidence Review Hosted demo · source-mapped draft
  • Current demo: DORA v0.1 — ICT third-party evidence review
  • Source-mapped to approved DORA articles
  • Runs on shared evidence_rule resolver
  • Supported / Partial / NO_ANSWER
  • Strong / weak / empty sample evidence
  • Pending customer/SME rule approval
  • Human judgement required
Open DORA demo
What EVE does not claim
  • EVE does not certify compliance.
  • EVE does not replace auditors, lawyers or reviewers.
  • EVE does not decide materiality automatically.
  • EVE does not claim missing evidence does not exist elsewhere.
  • EVE does not make unverifiable AI assertions.
Become a Design Partner

Test deterministic evidence verification on real workflows

EVE Verified is currently being opened to selected governance, audit and third-party risk professionals. We are looking for design partners who want to test deterministic evidence verification on real-world governance, AI Act, TPRM or audit workflows.

Design partners help validate:

  • evidence review workflows
  • rule provenance
  • sealed assessment records
  • audit-ready reporting
  • temporal validity and drift signals

EVE does not replace professional judgement. The goal is to give reviewers a verifiable evidence trail they can inspect, challenge and rely on.

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EVE Verified — Evidence Verification Engine · a witness layer for evidence-based governance.
Deterministic matching · sealed evidence records · rule provenance · temporal validity · human-governed decisions.
Contact: joakim@organiq.se · Organiq Sweden AB · Patent Pending (EVE-PAT-2026-001)