Compliance enforced as the model runs. Every decision logged.
In production and scalable, in weeks.






Swap the model. Change the cloud. Cross any border. Zero lock-in.
No request reaches compute unchecked. Five stages, evaluated in real time, written to an immutable trail. This is the policy. Not a description of it.
# Policy: LatAm banking residency + compliance # Applies to: Tier-1 bank production workloads apiVersion: frida.saptiva.ai/v1 kind: RoutingPolicy metadata: name: latam-banking-residency version: 2.4.0 owner: [email protected] spec: applies_to: data_class: [pii, financial, kyc] customer_jurisdiction: [MX, BR, CL, CO] requires: residency: in_country provider_type: [on_prem, sovereign_cloud] encryption_at_rest: customer_managed_keys encryption_in_transit: tls_1_3 forbids: providers: [us_hyperscaler_default_regions] models: [external_api_with_training_retention] audit: log_level: full retention: 7y signed_by: compliance_hsm on_violation: action: halt notify: [[email protected], [email protected]]
Written by the customer. Reviewed like code. Versioned like code. A workload that violates it does not route.
Regulated is not a tagline. It is the authority that can audit you, and the law that says where your data may run. Both change. Neither is ours to track.
Your compliance team writes the policy. frIdA enforces it at execution time. When the authority renames itself, rewrites the rule, or hands its powers to another body, you change one file. We ship nothing. We do not need to know.
Four executives have to say yes. Each is accountable for a different risk. The control plane answers all four.
Same platform, same experience, whichever environment your regulator requires. When the rules change, you do not replatform.
Sovereignty isn't where your datacenters are. It's who can flip the switch.
Chosen over global solution partners on architecture and execution speed. Running today, under real regulators.