VERTIRITE
What you're looking at
What Vertirite is
Vertirite is a control plane for AI agents. Before an agent's action runs, Vertirite checks it against policy. Actions that need a person wait for approval, every decision is written to the audit log, and the operating mode (whether automated actions run) is set out of band: the AI can't change it.
What this demo shows
- Sample data only. The approval requests, audit entries and network findings here are sample records made for the demo. None of it is a real customer's data, and nothing here connects to your systems.
- Read-only. You can open every page and search the audit log. The server refuses every change from a demo sign-in, so approval requests show no Approve or Deny buttons, and the mode cards are view only.
- Not everything is in the demo yet. The mode history and the capability registry are not shown here (the registry page says the bridge is unavailable). They are described below so you know what they are for.
What to click first
- Approvals queue: sample actions an agent asked to take and that policy held for a person. In a Pilot, the people you name decide them.
- Audit log: the sample trail of decisions. Each row shows when, what kind of event, who or what made it, and a one-line summary; the filter box searches every field.
- Coverage map and Exposure report: sample AI and automation activity seen on a network, how much of it already runs through governance, and the ungoverned rest, highest-signal first.
- Mode authority: the four operating modes and what each one lets an automated action do. View only in the demo: the cards don't switch the mode.
Not shown in the demo
- Mode history: the record of every mode change. The demo doesn't show it.
- Capability registry: which roles may call which actions on which systems. The demo doesn't list it.