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AGENTICERT FOR SAAS & SOFTWARE

Make your AI features
part of a clearer product story.

Your customers can see the feature. Help them understand the services, information, and responsibilities behind it—from their first question to a conversation with their IT team.

AN ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW

An in-product writing assistant

A useful first map has a specific task, visible destinations, and someone responsible for the result.

01

Customer

Requests a draft inside your product.

02

Your application

Adds the relevant workspace context.

03

AI provider

Generates a suggested response.

04

Customer review

Checks and uses the draft.

A conversation store may keep messages or history. Map it as a separate destination and document the policy that applies.

WHERE CLARITY HELPS

Make the important
questions easier to ask.

A feature spans several vendors

Model providers, application services, and storage can become difficult to explain as the product evolves.

Sales questions reach engineering

A visual explanation gives product, sales, and technical teams a common starting point.

The explanation goes out of date

A named owner and review routine make it easier to spot what needs updating after a provider or workflow change.

TWO CONNECTED PRODUCTS

The system.
And the practices around it.

Use a visual explanation to understand the workflow, then define the practices and information that belong beside it.

FLOW · AVAILABLE WORKSPACE

See how it works.

Map one customer-facing feature, its model provider, and any storage or analytics branches. Use Basic in a customer walkthrough and Advanced when your team needs component and connection details.

Explore Agenticert Flow
AI TRANSPARENCY · STRUCTURED DISCLOSURES

Explain the practices.

Organize the practices that apply to the feature: what information is used, what providers receive it, how long it may be kept, and how customers can raise concerns.

Explore AI Transparency

Start with Flow today. Create and inspect browser-local maps, switch between Basic and Advanced, and export or import JSON. For organizational profiles and evidence workflows, discuss your requirements with our team. Example workflows are illustrative, not live service checks.

A USEFUL REVIEW STARTS HERE

Bring these questions
to the conversation.

Keep unknown details visible. A clear map helps locate a question; the responsible team still needs to answer it.

  1. What customer or workspace information is included in a model request?
  2. Which providers receive that information, and is any of it stored?
  3. Who reviews the feature’s explanation when the implementation changes?

YOUR FIRST MAP

Start with one workflow.

01

Choose one feature customers already ask about.

02

Map its request, response, and storage destinations.

03

Review the explanation with product, engineering, and customer-facing teams.

Can this help with customer security questions?

A map can make the architecture easier to discuss. Pair it with the records and policies relevant to the customer’s questions; the map does not validate those records.

MAKE YOUR NEXT EXPLANATION CLEARER

Show us the system
you want people to understand.

Tell us about the feature, the people it serves, and the questions you want to answer.

Talk about your use case