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Make your AI follow your rules.
GuardAI checks AI requests and answers against your company's policies before delivery.
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Your company sets the rules.
Your company already has rules for decisions, information, and customer relationships. AI should operate within those same boundaries.
01
Control what AI says
Apply your policies to customer and employee interactions before AI-generated answers are delivered.
02
Keep authority with your team
Set responsibilities, approval requirements, and escalation rules for each application.
03
Update rules as your business changes
Manage company policies separately from the AI model, without retraining it to change your rules.
04
Keep your existing AI
Apply your policies across supported AI providers while keeping your application and workflow.
Where GuardAI fits.
Apply policies to customer conversations, document answers, and internal tools that handle sensitive information.
Professional-services assistants
Set role-specific boundaries for guidance and requirements for professional review.
Company knowledge assistants
Control what an assistant shares from internal documents, even when it has access to the information.
Customer service
Apply service standards, company policies, and escalation rules across customer interactions.
Internal assistants
Apply company policies to employee-facing assistants and the business information they handle.
Platform teams
Manage shared policies across products and model providers.
Business units and regions
Apply different policy sets per geography or business unit from a single control plane.
See your policy in action.
PolicyDo not make unauthorized financial commitments
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Your rules,
enforced consistently.
Define the responsibilities and boundaries for each AI application. Keep those policies under your company's control.
Roles and responsibilities
Define the tasks and topics each assistant is authorized to handle.
Information boundaries
Set rules for confidential, personal, and commercially sensitive information.
Decision authority
Specify which commitments and recommendations AI can make, and when human approval is required.
Escalation requirements
Define when AI should hand a request to a person and the guidance it should provide.
Brand and conduct
Apply your standards to tone, wording, and how AI interacts with customers and employees.
Keep your AI. Add your business rules.
Add company-specific controls to the AI application your team already uses. The underlying model does not need retraining.
01
Define your boundaries
Bring your company policies, approval requirements, and the responsibilities assigned to each AI application.
02
Check real business scenarios
Review ordinary requests and difficult cases. Check policy enforcement, useful answers, and handoffs to your team.
03
Connect to your application
Your technical team connects GuardAI to your existing AI. Review policy decisions and refine the rules as your needs change.
Stronger defense on the same model.
60% lower unsafe allow rate than Gemini's safety filters on WildGuardTest, using a configured safety policy.
Harmful requests refused or flagged
Higher is better
GuardAIGemini safety filtersOpenAI Moderation
WildGuardTest
1,699 prompts
84.2%
60.1%
44.2%
StrongREJECT
313 prompts
99.7%
98.7%
81.5%
XSTest
450 prompts
90.5%
85%
76%
OR-Bench
1,974 prompts
90%
88.2%
78.6%
Give your team the details they need.
For compliance
Review policy enforcement, logging, and review workflows with the people responsible for your compliance requirements.
Compliance capabilitiesFor business leaders
Assess where incorrect advice, data exposure, or unauthorized commitments could affect your business, and plan an evaluation around those risks.
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