Enforce policy in the process itself and let every run produce the audit-ready evidence your auditors and regulators ask for.
Kora supports business-process compliance: each released workflow enforces the policies, approvals, and access rules defined for the process, people and AI agents execute inside those controls, and every run captures a hash-chained, replayable audit trail that can provide evidence for DORA, the EU AI Act, SOX, and MiFID II obligations.
Approvals, segregation of duties, and access rules are defined in the workflow, so those controls are enforced at execution time instead of checked after the fact.
Each run produces a hash-chained, replayable record of who did what, which version ran, and what the outcome was: an audit pack that builds itself.
Run customer-controlled: on-prem, in your own cloud account, or air-gapped, so data residency and sovereignty stay in your hands.
The same governed run supports the regulatory frameworks you are measured against, so evidence comes from running the process instead of a separate compliance project bolted on after the fact.
Financial entities must prove operational resilience for their critical processes.
With KoraHigh-risk AI must run under human oversight and log its operation automatically.
With KoraManagement is accountable for internal controls over financial reporting.
With KoraInvestment firms must keep complete, reconstructable records of what they report and why.
With KoraCompliance evidence is a byproduct of running the process, captured the moment it happens, not assembled from logs in the week before an audit.
Each run is observed, logged, and hash-chained into an append-only record: step timings, hashed inputs and outputs, and the human approval chain, tagged with the released version, environment, and deployment.
Open any run and replay it to the same cryptographic digest, then hand the record to an auditor without rebuilding history from logs. Signing and anchoring are handled by a downstream system.
A control-plane audit log of who changed what sits alongside the runtime record of what each run did, so process changes and process runs are both accounted for.
The same governed runs that get the work done execute compliance controls and produce evidence for your compliance program, so evidence collection and control testing stop being a separate project.
Evidence that builds itself
Every run writes its hash-chained record as the work happens, so the evidence exists the moment the process finishes.
Controls enforced at execution time
Approvals, segregation of duties, and access rules run inside the released process, not as after-the-fact checks.
An audit that is a lookup
Open the run, replay it to the same digest, and hand the record over, with no history to reconstruct.
One record, many regimes
One governed record contributes evidence relevant to DORA, the EU AI Act, SOX, and MiFID II, instead of each regime becoming its own project.
What teams ask when they evaluate Kora for this problem.
In a demo, bring a process your auditors ask about. We will run it as a governed workflow and show the hash-chained, replayable record each run leaves for the frameworks you answer to.