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Trust Center
How the platform handles security, privacy, evidence, and model routing — and the commitments it is accountable to. Each topic links to the detail.
Verassa evidence protocol
Evidence
01Screenshot, DOM, replay, and axe baseline captured before decisions.
Judgment
02Reviewer route, rationale, and owner stay attached to lower-confidence work.
Verification
03Re-scan records and disclaimers travel with reportable outputs.
Trust topics
A trust posture you cannot inspect is a trust posture you have to take on faith. These pages are the inspection.
SSRF protection, sandboxed scans, encryption, and the credential vault.
Evidence redaction, retention, data residency, and deletion.
Which outputs require a qualified reviewer, and where the gate sits.
What the product claims, and the claims it will not make.
The customer types and use cases we decline to serve.
The public test set and methodology you can score the product against.
Disabled accessibility practitioners with veto authority over claims.
Composition, compensation, veto authority, and dissent protection.
Every binding marketing claim traced to its product-spec section.
Why this matters
This category was damaged by products that promised more than they could deliver. The honest response is not a louder promise — it is a published, inspectable account of how the product works and what it will not claim.
That is what the Trust Center is. Not a badge, and not a marketing surface — a set of commitments with mechanisms behind them.
Security and compliance reviewers can reach the team directly.