Your agents move faster than legal can review them.
Your company is deploying agents whether the legal department is staffed for it or not. See what happened and reduce the legal risk of AI agents, without compromising on privacy and security. Aegis is how review keeps up without becoming the bottleneck everyone routes around.
Nobody reviews it before it happens
An agent does not wait for outside counsel. By the time a human reads the thread, the campaign already ran and the decisions already shipped.
EU AI Act high-risk tier: up to €15M or 3% of global turnover"The model did it" is not a defense
Courts are already treating AI screens as employment decisions made by the company that ran them.
Mobley v. Workday: conditionally certified collective actionDiscovery assumes records exist
When the record is missing, the other side's story fills the gap. When it exists, it decides the story.
UnitedHealth complaint: alleges ~90% of algorithmic denials reversed on appealWhat actually reaches your team.
Your team does not review everything. An action that clearly breaks a rule is stopped on its own, and an action that is clearly fine goes through. What reaches a person is the short list of genuine judgement calls, each one arriving with the law it touches, how certain Aegis is, and a suggested fix.
Full visibility, without giving anything up.
Your legal team sees everything the agents do, and your company gives up nothing to get it: no customer content stored with us, nothing that has to leave your environment, and every claim below checkable by your own security team. Privacy and security are not what you trade away to get compliance.
The text of what your agents write and decide is checked and then gone from our side. The record of what was decided, and why, is written into storage you own.
The default deployment sits inside your own environment. Nothing about the agent's data has to cross into a vendor to get a verdict.
Every claim on this page is checkable by your own engineers and security reviewers, not taken on trust. The record is sealed so nobody, including us, can quietly change it.
VERIFIED ✓All of this is written to survive a security review rather than postpone one, so the conversation with your CISO is usually a short one.
Legal review process, running at agent speed.
A live log of every agent action with its legal risk mapped, hash-chained in your storage, countersigned by Aegis. Neither side can rewrite history.
Your agents consult the law before acting. Lawful comes back lawful; anything else comes back with the rule it would break and a rewrite that passes.
Each agent profiled against the duties it can breach, then guarded at run time. Approvals, pricing, screening: blocked or held for a human, in real time.
A clear breach is stopped without anyone being paged. What is genuinely uncertain queues for your team with the statute and a suggested fix, and every approval is itself recorded.
Your team reviews changes to the rules that matter to you before they take effect, and a monthly summary shows what moved in the law and which agents it touches.
Run a new agent against the same checks in staging and see the exposure before launch, the way any other release gate works. Real-time monitoring continues once it is live.
Exam letter, subpoena, procurement questionnaire, renewal application. One export, with the verification file included so the other side can check it themselves.
The exam letter, answered by lunch.
The regulator asks for six months of agent-driven customer communications, with the basis for each. Here is the same Monday, twice.
Without Aegis
- Work out which systems the agent even touched, and who owns each one.
- Pull engineering logs that record what ran, never why it was allowed.
- Reconstruct which policy was in force on each date, from memory and old tickets.
- Ask counsel to form a view on records that were never built to answer this.
- Hand over a narrative you assembled after the fact, and hope it is believed.
With Aegis
- Filter the ledger by agent, jurisdiction, action class and date range.
- Every decision already carries its verdict, its rule version and the statute behind it.
- Export the evidence pack.
- Counsel reviews a finished record instead of building one.
- The regulator verifies the chain themselves, so nothing rests on your word.