OmniPlane One™
Decision assurance for the enterprise AI estate. OmniPlane One™ issues a governed verdict on consequential AI-assisted decisions, preserves the evidence behind it, and routes the cases that need judgment to the authority accountable for them.
Capabilities, described as outcomes.
Each capability is stated in terms of what it produces for the business. The internal method that produces it is proprietary and is covered in technical diligence under NDA.
Conflicting signals and incomplete inputs resolve into one governed outcome with a stated confidence, or into an explicit withholding of one.
A current account of the AI systems and agents in use, the decisions they touch, and the authority each operates under. Verified rather than self reported.
Every verdict is preserved so it can be produced on demand and reconstructed as it stood at the time, without a reconstruction project.
Cases that require judgment reach the accountable reviewer with the specific gap named, so human attention is spent where it changes the outcome.
Before an AI capability reaches production, the evidence a risk, legal, or compliance reviewer needs is already assembled against the policy in force.
Authority travels with the decision as it crosses systems, vendors, and teams, so accountability does not dissolve at an integration boundary.
Own the assurance, or extend it to your own clients.
The enterprise runs assurance over its own decision path. Sponsors are typically the chief AI officer, chief risk officer, model risk management, internal audit, or the CISO, with the business owner of the decision class alongside them.
Software vendors, consultancies, integrators, and managed service providers embed assurance in what they already sell, so their clients receive governed verdicts under the partner's brand and commercial relationship.
The measures we agree on before the pilot starts.
We instrument the business case rather than assert it. These are the measures we baseline with you at assessment and report against during the governed pilot.
One decision class first.
Map the decision path, locate where assurance is missing, and baseline the measures above.
Place assurance on one decision class in a governed pilot, alongside the current process rather than in place of it.
Move to authoritative operation once the record satisfies risk, audit, and the business owner.
Extend to adjacent decision classes and, where relevant, to the partner channel.