Rules for which model sees which data. A record of each AI call.
Evidor will send each AI call only to a model allowed for that kind of data, and record the model and rule used.
Pilots from January 2027, booking now.

How Evidor is designed
1Your rules
Evidor will apply your rules on which model may see which data.
2An allowed model
Evidor will send each AI call only to a model allowed for that kind of data.
3A record
Evidor will record which model handled each call, under which rule, and the outcome.

Each change to your rules will be saved as a new version.
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Designed to stop rather than pass calls unchecked
Evidor is designed to stop a call if its safety checks are offline or a key is revoked.

You keep your rules and your accountability.
Evidor isn't offered as your record-keeping system, so keep your own records as you do now.
Who it's for
For compliance, risk and IT leads whose teams already use AI.
- If your tool lets you set where its AI calls go, Evidor is designed to plug into it.
- Tools that call AI through a developer API are the kind Evidor is designed to connect to.
- No AI yet? Our build offer is on nexusdesk.io.
A free pilot for one AI workflow your team uses.
- A free 8-week pilot of live use, starting from January 2027.
- One workflow, one team of about 5 to 10, for internal use only.
- Your firm signs a two-page pilot letter and a data protection agreement.
- No obligation to continue.
- Evidor will be hosted in Singapore.
- Live use is planned to start in the first quarter of 2027, after independent security testing.