Reign evaluates whether an agent may act, permits, refuses, or routes it, while your system holds the action and a named person decides. It then verifies whether the resulting outcome aligned with the business objective. AI governed. Outcomes assured.
AI gateways control access. Guardrail vendors inspect prompts. Observability tools capture traces. GRC platforms document policy. None of them close the loop between proposed action, executed action, and business outcome. Reign does.
“Should this agent be allowed to take this action, given what the agent is approved to do, the business objective, the policy in force, the controls available, the risk that remains after those controls, and whether this agent is currently operating within tolerance?”
Pre-action assurance
“Did the action produce the intended outcome, and was that outcome aligned with the business objective, controls, and risk tolerance?”
Outcome validation
The third face of the wedge: every before/after cycle feeds a continuous executive view of how much risk is left in the system after controls have run, and how trusted each agent is right now, per workflow, per business line. Residual risk and trust scoring.
Reign closes the loop between proposed action, executed action, and business outcome. Each capability is a runtime control surface, not a quarterly artifact.
Inspect every proposed tool call, API invocation, and agent action before state change. Decide whether to allow, route to human, or block, based on what the agent is approved to do, the business objective, the policy in force, the controls available, and whether the agent is currently operating within tolerance.
Read more CapabilityCompare what the agent actually did against what the business objective required. Detect silent drift, partial success, and outcomes that satisfy the prompt but miss the intent.
Read more CapabilityContinuous executive view of the risk remaining after controls have run, and how trusted each agent is right now, per workflow, per business line. Drift detection. Recalibration. Evidence the board can sit with.
Read moreStep in at the wedge. Operationalize across the enterprise. Run continuous adaptive assurance under regulator scrutiny.
The runtime control plane. Pre-action assurance, outcome validation, residual risk view. The way to pilot the wedge inside a single high-risk workflow.
Step into this tier SubscriptionA written agreement that spells out the rules each agent must operate under, plus evidence packs and board-grade reporting on top of the platform. The way to operationalize assurance across multiple workflows and present it to the audit committee.
Step into this tier SubscriptionAdaptive recalibration, drift detection, and regulator-ready continuous assurance. The way to maintain operational assurance for AI-enabled work at enterprise scale.
Step into this tierThe CAE landing is the canonical surface for audit and assurance leaders. Runtime evidence, exception visibility, and continuous assurance signals mapped to the work the third line already does. Plus the Autonomy Assurance Maturity Model: five levels from ad hoc to continuous adaptive assurance.
Reign produces runtime evidence that maps cleanly into the regulatory frameworks your second and third lines already report against.
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In April 2026 the US banking agencies revised model-risk guidance (SR 26-2) and explicitly left generative and agentic AI for future supervision, with a request for information to follow. Reign applies the discipline that guidance formalizes for models, approved requirements, ongoing monitoring, documented controls, evidence, to agent actions now.
Read the SR 26-2 wedgeAdjacent categories solve adjacent problems. Reign answers the two questions those categories were not designed to answer.
Open. Sovereign. Bespoke. Reign works with the gateways, scanners, observability stacks, GRC platforms, and agent frameworks already in production.
Reign does not replace enterprise governance, legal review, model risk management, or audit. It gives those functions runtime evidence, exception visibility, and continuous assurance signals they can act on.
Four stages. Executive Assurance Briefing scopes the question. Runtime Risk and Governance Assessment scopes the surface area. Focused Pilot proves runtime evidence at a fixed scope. Platform Rollout is where Reign goes into steady-state production. Each stage scopes and qualifies the next. Most enterprises start at Stage 1.