6 articles · 1 min read
Governance
The controls that make platform behaviour a guarantee rather than a matter of trust.
Governance is the set of controls that hold regardless of who’s using the platform. It spans policies enforced by the system, classifications restricting which models may touch which data, the regions that data may be processed in, sub-processors, and the audit log.
What governance covers
Section titled “What governance covers”Where permissions decide who is allowed to do something, governance decides what the platform will actually do, automatically, every time — independent of any individual’s judgment in the moment.
The areas
Section titled “The areas”Policies
Section titled “Policies”Organization-wide rules the platform enforces automatically. See Policies.
Classifications
Section titled “Classifications”Security levels that control which models and tools may be used where. See Classifications.
Sub-processors
Section titled “Sub-processors”The third parties that process data on your organization’s behalf. See Sub-processors.
Processing regions
Section titled “Processing regions”Where a classification’s data may be handled, and how that ties classifications, models and sub-processors together. See Processing regions.
Audit log
Section titled “Audit log”A complete history of administrative and user actions. See Audit log.
Resources
Section titled “Resources”Every assistant and Space across the platform in one inventory. See Resources.
This category deserves careful review before you rely on it for a compliance or procurement answer — an inaccurate governance claim carries real legal and trust risk.