We score AI agents.
So an insurer can cover them.
A score solid enough for a risk carrier to underwrite against. Continuous assessment, remediation, pricing.
Swiss product.
Data in Switzerland.
From EPFL's Blaze startup accelerator
How it works
Everything you need to deploy an agent, in one place.
Continuous scoring of your agents in production. The flaws before those who go looking for them.
Guided remediation. Your exposure falls continuously, not once a year.
Cover designed for agents. The score sets the premium.
Fix the flaws, the score rises, the premium falls.
Covers
Cover for what agents actually get wrong.
Unauthorised commitment
A discount, a deadline or a price promised without authority.
Processing error
An order, an invoice or a file handled wrongly.
Action outside scope
The agent does what it had no right to do.
Disclosure
Confidential information released by the agent.
Failure to escalate
A serious case handled alone instead of being escalated.
Crisis management costs
Investigation, legal counsel, notifications.
Indicative scope. Covers, limits and exclusions are set out in the policy.
Sovereignty
Your data never leaves your premises.
The assessment comes to your data. Your data does not come to us. The engine runs inside your environment; what comes out of it fits in a report.
No transfer to document, no processor to get approved, no copy to destroy afterwards. Your legal team has nothing to negotiate, because there is nothing to send out.
The engine runs on your infrastructure. Logs, prompts, client files: everything stays where it is.
Nothing is extracted, nothing is retained on our side, nothing trains a model. Neither during the assessment nor after it.
The connector observes. It never writes to your systems.
Insights
Read further.
What Europe's decided cases reveal about the price of an agent going wrong.
Market study
The risk is documented. The price is not. ›
European courts and regulators have already ruled on disputes caused by AI systems. Almost none has made public what it cost.
Professional liability
Hallucination has become a liability claim ›
It is the first line of business hit in our European dataset. With a surprise for underwriters: it concerns the least autonomous uses.
Regulatory
EUR 30.5 million ›
The heaviest penalty on record comes not from a civil court but from a data protection authority. The first creditor of an agent gone wrong is often the regulator.