Offer clients a focused, evidence-backed check of agent action authority.
For AI integrators and technical assurance teams: add a narrowly scoped action-control assessment to an upcoming client engagement. Start with one permitted staging workflow; broader partner or OEM terms follow demonstrated demand.
A focused module, not a replacement for your existing controls.
AI assurance providers
Add a runtime/state-transition workstream to broader governance, readiness or technical evaluation programs.
Cybersecurity consultancies
Test stale authority and recovery behavior alongside IAM, application-security and automation reviews.
Agent-platform security teams
Use an independent bounded evaluation for a control property without turning it into a feature-comparison exercise.
Four consequential transition tests plus an evidence package.
Stale authority
Whether revoked or superseded authority can still reach an effect.
Trust-basis change
Whether changed evidence or policy invalidates materially dependent state.
Outcome-aware recovery
How the workflow behaves when the prior consequence may already have committed.
Recovery authority
Whether repair or retry need is incorrectly converted into permission.
Start with an authorized pilot, not an assumed partnership.
Specialist subcontract
The partner owns the client engagement; EvidenceBound executes the bounded state-change control workstream.
Co-delivered evaluation
The partner leads the broader program while EvidenceBound leads the consequential-control transition tests.
Repeatable module
After repeated demand, define recurring delivery or OEM terms around the validated module.
A commercially controlled specialist methodology.
Detailed evaluation procedures and customer-specific methods are shared only where required under appropriate commercial and confidentiality terms.
One client workflow, explicit permissions, one bounded evidence report.
We first agree the protected action, authorized non-production test environment, evidence access and delivery boundary. Repeat delivery or an OEM contract requires separate written commercial terms. This page describes possible collaboration models, not signed partners or customer references.