Governance

AI governance with approvals, permissions, and audit logs

To use AI in production work, teams need to explain what data AI accessed, who approved the output, and where it was used. AGTO is built for AI operations that people can manage.

Control what AI can access

Useful AI must still respect data boundaries. AGTO designs knowledge access around users, tenants, and workflows.

Use HITL for risky work

Answers, skill changes, and routine outputs can be routed to human review when business risk is involved.

Keep work explainable with logs

Teams can trace who changed a skill, where it was used, and which approval allowed it to move into work.

How to design governance

1

Policy

Define allowed data

Map data sources, teams, and user permissions.

2

Approval

Separate risky actions

Classify answers, skill edits, notifications, and reports by risk.

3

Audit

Use logs for improvement

Review exceptions, wrong answers, and pending approvals to update rules.

AI governance FAQ

Does every answer need approval?

No. Approval can be limited to important or risky outputs.

What should audit logs include?

Usage, skill edits, approvals, and outcomes that help explain and improve operations.

Can permissions differ by department?

Yes. Data scope and users can be separated by team or workflow.

Next Step

Design governance for production AI

We can translate data scope, approval rules, and audit requirements into a pilot plan.