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Self-serve alternatives to enterprise AI governance tools

If you just need an audit trail for your AI agent — not a full governance program — the enterprise tools can be more than you're looking for. Here's how to think about the choice.

The landscape

Established AI-governance and compliance platforms (for example Credo AI and Holistic AI) position themselves for comprehensive, organisation-wide governance programs — typically sales-led and enterprise-priced, per their own public positioning. That's the right fit for a large program with a dedicated governance team.

The gap

A smaller team shipping an agent often has a narrower, concrete need: produce a trustworthy record of what the agent did, to get through a SOC 2 / security review. For that, a full governance suite is overkill; what you want is self-serve and developer-first.

What to look for in a self-serve option

We're building AgentAudit for exactly this gap — self-serve, developer-first, tamper-evident. It's in private beta. We're describing incumbents by their own public positioning, not making claims about their internals.

A self-serve audit trail, in one line

AgentAudit is being built to record every AI-agent tool call and human approval — append-only and tamper-evident — and export it as SOC 2 / AI Act-ready evidence. It's in private beta.

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