Saible
For banks and regulated enterprises

The Independent AI Control Plane

Every AI call under one policy. Every decision on the record. Saible sits between your apps and agents and the models they call. It allows, redacts, routes or refuses each call, today on OpenAI, Azure OpenAI and Anthropic.

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How it works · 34 s
  1. Each call decided at the gate
  2. A policy change replayed before it goes live
  3. A tamper-evident record, article by article
  4. A model backtested on your own work
The console on sample data. Illustrated cards say so.
Allow · Redact · Route · RefuseOne signed policy, applied to each call
In your environmentIn production the gateway runs in your network. Banks get a dedicated instance
Tamper-evident recordEvery decision chained to the one before. Edit one and it names itself
Agents includedEach agent has its own key and team. Its model calls get the same policy and record

Where Saible sits

Saible enforces across providers, proves each decision, and sells nothing it governs. Independent of any hub.

Groups placed by our reading of public material, not a measurement. Proves: a record for each request, tied to the policy in force, that someone else can check.

  • Saible
    Enforces and proves each decision, independent of any hub
    Independent · proves
  • Cloud and AI platforms
    Govern agents and models in their own estate
    Own hub · enforces
  • Data platforms
    Govern AI that runs on their data
    Own hub · enforces
  • AI gateways and security
    Route, detect and block across providers
    Independent · enforces
  • Governance records
    Document decisions, outside the path
    Independent · sees

One gateway. Three people who need it.

Engineers
# one line changesbase_url = "https://api.openai.com/v1"base_url = claims-appown keygatewayin your networkOpenAIAzure OpenAIAnthropicrecordsnone yetrecord-onlyadvisoryblocking

One endpoint. A key for each app and agent.

How it plugs in · example
Risk & compliance
claim for010190-1234[CPR], water damageDanish CPR caught in the request91be…c40a…07d2…3f9c…each decision chained to the one before · tamper-evidentDORA · third-party registerheldGDPR Art. 30 · processingheldEU AI Act · loggingpartial

Evidence your auditors can test.

Example readiness map
Finance & leadership
Claims42%Underwriting28%Operations18%budgetfrom your providers' bills · forecast to month endCheaper model, same results on your workequivalent on 52 of 52 items · saves 31% on this workloadawaiting approvalapproved by a person ✓Saible suggests. A person approves.

Spend by team, and what a switch would save.

Example figures

Runs in your environment. Answers to your policy.

Prompts go straight from your network to your provider. Saible receives the record of each decision, never the prompt. The gateway pulls the signed policy; nothing is pushed into your network.

  1. Your environment · production
    Applications and agents
    Call the Saible gateway. Banks: a dedicated instance, not shared infrastructure.
  2. Saible gateway
    A container in your network. Enforces the signed policy and sends allowed calls straight to the provider.
  3. Model providers
    OpenAI · Azure OpenAI · Anthropic
  4. Saible control plane
    In your region: policy and ledger. The gateway pulls the signed policy and sends decision records up. Nothing is pushed into your network.

Saible suggests. A person approves.

Backtest a policy on your recorded traffic, or a model on your own work. Nothing changes in production until someone with the right role approves it.

ROADMAPAutonomous switching, within limits a person sets.

cost per 1,000 calls · same work · judged qualitymodel in use€1.00candidate A€0.62equal quality ✓candidate B€0.48missed the quality barSuggested: candidate A on this workload · saves 38%awaiting approvalapproved by a person ✓then the switch goes live
example · cost per 1,000 calls at equal judged quality; B missed the quality bar

Edit one record. Watch the chain name it.

Five rows of a real chain, hashed in your browser by the method the ledger uses.

decisionendpointprevrecord_hashverify
—22c5…e634–
22c5…e6342211…e274–
2211…e2744dda…0ec8–
4dda…0ec8f056…2938–
f056…2938420c…95c7–

Edit a decision or endpoint above, then press Verify: the edited row recomputes to a different hash than the one stored for it, and it names itself. Every row after it reads chain broken, because its own link points at a record that no longer matches what is stored. That is what tamper-evident means, and what it does not yet mean: a rewrite of the whole chain, hash by hash, by someone with write access, passes verification. Anchoring the chain outside our account is what closes that gap.

We produce the evidence. The judgement stays yours.

Tamper-evident record

Every decision is chained to the one before. Edit one record and the chain names it, so anyone can check that the evidence holds.

Readiness you can show

A map of the evidence held for each obligation, with the reason behind every cell, ready for your auditor to test.

Coverage you can see

Every call through the gateway is on the record, and the console shows exactly which calls those are.

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