TrustOrigin is a neutral declarative governance infrastructure designed to record structured institutional statements relating to digital artefacts, AI system usage, vendor dependency exposure, and operational continuity posture.
The system provides time-anchored, cryptographically hashed, version-controlled records without introducing certification, validation, or adjudication authority.
Modern organisations operate within layered technical dependency environments. AI systems influence outputs. External vendors introduce infrastructure reliance. Artefacts evolve across versions. Migration risk accumulates silently.
TrustOrigin records declarative governance objects addressing these structural exposures. It does not replace operational systems. It records statements about them.
Digital artefacts may be registered through a structured declaration process. Each registration produces:
The system generates a Trust Receipt reflecting the existence of the declaration. A Trust Receipt is not a certificate and does not imply authenticity or ownership.
Organisations may record structured declarations relating to AI system usage within operational workflows. These declarations may include:
The objective is not compliance certification. The objective is continuity documentation.
External vendor reliance introduces structural exposure across infrastructure, cloud, data, and AI providers. TrustOrigin enables the recording of vendor dependency declarations and migration readiness posture statements.
These records assist institutions in documenting:
TrustOrigin does not execute migrations, store production datasets, or intervene operationally. It records declared governance states at defined points in time.
All outputs are issued as Trust Receipts. A Trust Receipt is a descriptive record of declaration and time. It does not represent certification, legality, correctness, or compliance.
TrustOrigin does not:
It records structured statements and preserves their existence.
Organisations seeking structured pilot evaluation access may request controlled onboarding. Pilot access does not constitute licence, entitlement, or contractual commit