Governance, across all three drivers
Auditable by design. Built for regulated firms.
Bid conversion, business development and market leadership all stand on the same audit trail. Keelforge is not a bolt-on layer of AI guardrails. The audit trail, the version gates, the evidence chain and the sector guardrails are the product. Compliance officers, reviewers and boards see the same picture.
Regulated by design
Four sectors. One evidence chain.
Financial services
Consumer duty, operational resilience and supervisory expectations shape the answer. Every claim carries a dated source.
Government and public sector
Social value, transparency and framework rules are held as requirements, not as reminders in a reviewer's head.
Defence
Clearance, handling and supply-chain assurance sit in the evidence chain, so sensitive claims are controlled by design.
Health and social care
Clinical safety, information governance and patient outcomes are evidenced against named owners and current policy.
Visibility
One picture of the pursuit for bid teams, reviewers and the board.
Tracking
Every requirement, owner and version tracked from intake to outcome.
Interventions
Gates hold the work until the right person has acted.
Compliance
Sector guardrails applied as rules, evidenced on the trail.
AI and agents under governance
Where agents draft, the audit trail draws with them.
What the audit trail holds
- Every requirement extracted, with its source in the ITT.
- Every draft version, its author and the evidence it cited.
- Every hand-off, owner change and reviewer decision, timestamped.
- Every model and prompt used, recorded against the output it produced.
What governance gates enforce
- No pursuit progresses without a recorded bid or no-bid decision.
- No claim ships without an evidenced source in the bank.
- No gate clears without a named human approver.
- No sector rule is optional once the sector is set.