Valistry

Govern AI spend, tools and access.

Budgets that hold, every AI tool approved, and how ready you are for the rules you answer to.

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  • Budgets and approvals for every team and agent
  • Every AI tool, approved or not, and who decided
  • Compliance readiness, with the evidence for an audit
Compliance
Compliance: every AI tool in use, its status, who decided, and the checks on it

Governance should make adoption faster.

Teams know which tools they may use, their limit and who to ask. Finance and compliance get proof without approving every request.

The ladder: each step adds control, and you climb only as far as you need

  1. 01availableObserveRecord the breach. Nothing changes for runs.
  2. 02availableWarnNotify the owner. Runs continue.
  3. 03availableRequire approvalOver the limit, the owner decides. Your gateway does the holding.
  4. 04availableEnforceYour gateway stops runs past the limit. Valistry writes it into LiteLLM today.

Monthly budgets

69%

of spend under a budget with an owner

  • Draft reply agent110% of $18k
  • Triage agent50% of $3k
  • Knowledge search35% of $1k
  • Escalation summarizer35% of $1k

Defaults come from your own spending history. One breach, caught before it was real.

  • An owner for every tool and agent

    And a budget set from its own history.

  • Approved tools, decided once

    Who decided and when, on the record.

  • Alerts that reach the owner

    In Slack, Teams or mail, open until someone decides.

Governance without reading your prompts.

Valistry reads your directory, seat lists and three settings. Never a prompt or a reply.

  1. What governance reads

    • The AI apps in your directory: Entra, Okta or Google Workspace, counted, never a sign-in
    • Seat lists from each AI vendor
    • Three vendor settings, as on or off: OpenAI data retention, Bedrock call logging, how each app signs in
    • Your AI policy and assessments, as links to where they live

  2. What it never reads

    • Prompts or replies
    • Documents or files
    • Source code
    • Anything a vendor does not expose: Valistry says “not read yet”

  3. What stays with your security tools

    • Testing a model for bias, accuracy or attacks
    • Filtering what a model says
    • Making you compliant: Valistry shows how ready you are

Prepared as files

  • SEBI AI/ML returnA row per AI system
  • RBI FREE-AI inventoryOwners, vendors and regions
  • GDPR records of processingWhere data goes, and for how long

Our fields filled, yours left for you. Also kept: documents with an owner and a review date, and incidents with when they were found and reported.

Budgets, compliance and alerts.

Every budget, against its limitSet from its own history
Budgets: each budget against its limit this month, and what happens when one is crossed
Where the month lands, and whyAssumptions you can move
Forecast: where the month lands, with its range and the assumptions behind it
Every AI tool, and who decidedFrom bills, seats and your directory
Compliance, Tools: every AI tool in use with its status, who decided and the checks on it
Who holds each AI seatAccess reviews
Compliance, Access: seats by team, unused seats, former employees and an access review
How ready you are, rule by ruleEach gap with how to close it
Compliance, Regulations: which frameworks apply, how ready, and the gaps, each with its flag
Each to the ownerSlack, Teams and mail
Alerts: what needs a decision, and the rule, budget or limit that was crossed
Budgets, explained →Every Govern screen, explained →

Keep AI value safe as adoption grows.

Connect one source and set your first rule, watching only.

No prompts or replies by default · Checked against your bills

With the loop closed, any question about the estate has one grounded answer.

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