Ship verified AI in your platform.Don't spend two years building the control layer.
Taiso is the verification and evidence layer your platform embeds — every AI action your customers take is checked against their own documents and policy, escalated when it can't be confirmed, and recorded in a ledger their auditors accept. Your product, your brand, our controls.
Start with Taiso Verify — one verified call, one base-URL change. Scale to the Taiso Agent Control Platform — your whole platform's AI, verified.
Your roadmap says add AI.
Your customers say prove it.
Verification is infrastructure, not differentiation. The platforms that win the next cycle will embed it, the way they embedded payments.
Verification is infrastructure.
Your product is the differentiation.
The engineering you do not spend on evidence storage, escalation and red-teaming is engineering your roadmap keeps.
What your architects ask
in the first technical call.
On certification: SOC 2 Type I is on the clock, and Type II is what most financial buyers gate on — we are not going to pretend otherwise. Closed work is still confidential data, so the pilot runs under NDA and a DPA, in your environment or ours, and goes through the same security review your clients require of any new processor. We will fill in the questionnaire.
Watch every action get checked.
Inside your product.
A two-and-a-half-minute walkthrough of one hundred AI actions taken by one of your customers — narrated by the product lead who owns the feature.
Every one of those is your support ticket, and your contract.
No change to your customer's workflow.
The record their auditor accepts, under your brand.
Illustration of the mechanism on a hundred AI actions on your platform. Volumes and counts are illustrative, not measured results — the exception rate most of all. How many items actually need a person is the number the parallel run measures on your own work, and it is the number that decides whether the hours hold.
Five checks
on every action your platform takes.
Five checks, one verdict — ALLOW — returned to your platform before the action executes.
A control layer,
not another roadmap item.
The commercial conversation is an OEM licence, and it is deliberately a legal one — the engine is proprietary. Start it early; it is the long pole, not the integration.
Why you keep
this is your build.
If two of these are true, the conversation below is a licence discussion, not a pilot — and it is worth starting before the build is committed.
One integration.
Your whole installed base.
Bring us one AI feature you are shipping or scoping. We will map it to the gate, show you what verification returns on your own customers' data under NDA, and put the OEM licence terms on the table early — because the legal path is the long pole, not the integration.