Solution 06
AI Assurance
Proof that the AI works — before and after you trust it.
Proof that the AI works — before and after you trust it.
Anyone can put a chatbot in front of a customer. Knowing whether it is right, watching what it does at three in the morning, and finding out how it breaks before somebody else does — that is a different discipline. We do this on systems we built, and on systems built by someone else entirely.
How we test it
AI evaluation
Does it actually do the job? We build a test set from your real cases and measure the system against it, so "it seems good" becomes a number you can put in a board pack.
- 01Test sets built from your own cases, not public benchmarks
- 02Accuracy, refusal, hallucination and escalation rates
- 03Comparison between models, vendors and prompts before you commit
AI observability & monitoring
What did it do last night? Live visibility into every conversation, cost, failure and escalation, with alerts when behaviour drifts away from what you signed off.
- Tracing of every request, tool call and response
- Cost, latency and failure dashboards
- Drift and quality alerts before customers notice
AI red teaming & security
We attack the system the way a motivated person would — prompt injection, data extraction, policy bypass, abuse of tools it can call — and hand you the findings with fixes, not just a scary list.
- Prompt injection and jailbreak testing against your live rules
- Data-leak testing: what it will say that it should not
- Abuse testing on the actions and tools the agent can trigger
Governance & compliance readiness
The documentation, controls and human-oversight rules a regulator, a partner or an enterprise client will ask you for — written before they ask.
- 01Human-in-the-loop rules for decisions AI must never make alone
- 02Data handling, retention and residency documentation
- 03An audit trail that stands up to being audited
What the report says
- A written evaluation report with numbers, not adjectives.
- A monitoring setup that tells you about a problem before your customers do.
- A red-team report: what we broke, how, how bad it is, and how to fix it.
- Human-oversight rules written down and agreed, not assumed.
- A re-test after the fixes, so you know the fixes worked.
Not sure which one you need?
Tell us what is eating your team's week. We will tell you which of these fixes it, and roughly what it costs. If the honest answer is that you should fix something else first, you will hear that too.




