SMB

What Kenshiki Does Here

Small teams move fast — which is exactly when unverified AI output does the most damage. Kenshiki unifies build and orchestration with control in a single three-plane architecture, giving SMB teams deterministic controls over AI output from day one. The Claim Ledger provides audit-ready per-claim records from first deployment. The Boundary Gate enforces cross-plane policy propagation — governance without manual review. SIRE provides portable agent identity so evidence scope follows each agent across runtimes.

• Validates AI-generated claims before they reach customers, partners, or internal operators
• Applies policy and evidence thresholds without requiring a large security engineering team
• Provides pre-curated governance profiles by segment to reduce implementation time
• Maintains auditable citation lineage for every high-impact model emission
• Supports deterministic replay for customer disputes, insurer reviews, and compliance checks

Regulatory Context

SMBs face rising governance pressure from customers, insurers, and procurement teams, even when they are not subject to enterprise-scale regulation.

• SOC 2 and ISO-aligned assurance requests increasingly require evidence-backed AI controls
• Contractual security addenda often demand auditability for automated decision workflows
• Cyber insurance underwriting now evaluates governance maturity for AI-enabled operations
• Industry-specific requirements still apply to SMB operators in healthcare, legal, and public-sector supply chains
• B2B procurement reviews favor vendors that can demonstrate deterministic AI control behavior