Sprint · 4 weeks · Receipts

Four weeks. One high-risk AI workflow. One governed proof packet.

Pick the workflow with the most audit, dispute, or incident risk. We seal it: every material action gets a receipt; the chain anchors; the packet is yours.

Receipt· rcpt_packet_…1f
PACKET SEALED
Workflow
Customer summary → CRM
Total receipts
84 sealed
Approval chain
Customer Ops · Legal
Outcome grades
A range across 80 runs
Packet hash
sha256:0xff21…1f
Answer

What is the Receipt Rail Sprint?

A four-week engagement that takes one high-risk AI workflow and produces a sealed, hash-anchored receipt packet. Designed for teams that need to defend, audit, or dispute AI-assisted work.

What's in the packet

  • Signed policy pack for the workflow.
  • Approval chain wired and tested.
  • Receipt per material action.
  • Outcome grades across runs.
  • Anchored packet hash.
  • Audit-ready export.
Sprint scope

One workflow. Full receipt chain. Sealed.

Duration: 4 weeks

Outcomes

  • Sealed receipt packet
  • Hash-anchored chain
  • Approval chain on record
  • Outcome grade trend
  • Audit-ready export
  • SIEM-ready receipt feed

Investment: Fixed scope, fixed fee. Quoted per workflow.

Schedule a scoping call

Week by week

  1. W1
    Scope and instrument
    Pick the workflow. Identify material actions. Plan the receipt schema.
  2. W2
    Bind and run
    GW Slate binds the workflow. Iris runs it. Approvals routed.
  3. W3
    Seal and grade
    Receipts sealed per run. Outcome grades attached. Chain anchored.
  4. W4
    Hand off
    Packet delivered. Audit walkthrough. SIEM feed configured if needed.
Who this is for

Teams who need to prove AI-assisted work.

  • An auditor is coming.

    You need a packet, not a folder of screenshots.

  • A regulator is watching.

    Your AI usage has to be defensible end-to-end.

  • A client wants the chain.

    Enterprise buyers are asking for provenance.

  • An incident already happened.

    You need to reconstruct, not retell.

Pick the workflow. We seal it.

Four weeks. One packet. One chain. Yours to defend.

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