Protect the company from AI liability.
As General Counsel, you can't afford to have "rogue AI" drafting contracts. Truss gives you a centralized dashboard to define exactly what every AI is legally allowed to do.
The Many Hands Problem
When your company's AI interacts with a vendor's AI to negotiate a contract, who is liable if something goes wrong?
Without a verifiable record of authorization, the liability falls entirely on your organization. You need proof that your AI stayed within its authorized boundaries.
The Truss Solution
Truss gives the legal department veto power over technical deployment. By writing a "Mandate" in plain English, you set the hard limits for any AI system.
If an engineer tries to deploy an AI that can sign contracts without human approval, Truss will block it if it violates your mandate.
Why GCs choose Truss
Court-Legible Proof
Generate a receipt for any AI action that a judge can easily understand and verify.
Centralized Control
Stop playing catch-up with IT. Set the rules centrally and let Truss enforce them automatically.
Vendor Safe-Harbor
Prove exactly what your AI did, and didn't do, when integrating with partner systems.
Resources
Dive deeper
Documentation
Full API reference, architecture guide, mandate definitions, and SDK integration walkthroughs.
TAP Protocol Spec
The open-source Truss Action Protocol specification. MIT-licensed, community-contributable.
Sample Evidence Package
Download a real Truss evidence package and test the verifier, no account required.