Most of a governance stack records what was decided about a system. This is about the record of a decision itself — written as it executes, and checkable by someone outside the organisation that wrote it.
AI governance platforms record how AI systems are governed. Execution proof is a separate artefact, produced as a governed decision executes and checkable by a third party who has no account on your systems.
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What is in a Decision Receipt, and what does it prove?
A Decision Receipt binds a recorded assessment to the exact policy version and context used. It is signed, replayable and independently verifiable, so a reviewer has a basis they can check rather than the original decision-maker's memory. It records who or what contributed, who reviewed, and where human approval was required. It does not, by itself, establish that the source data was true or that the decision was correct.
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