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Turn operational requirements into code that checks them.
Describe how your systems, processes, and changes should behave. Panaptico uses AI to draft executable verification code for you to review. It runs that code against your existing telemetry and records, and flags failures, missed steps, and degraded outcomes.
What’s true right nowUp to date
Every verification, worst first, re-run on its own schedule.
Verification
State
Health
30 days
A closed deal becomes an invoice within 15 minutes
Critical systems have a passing restore test within their recovery target
Month-end close jobs finish in order before 06:00
Every customer-facing certificate renews 30 days ahead
Chrome security policy changes don't break browsing for employees
Policy change: DownloadRestrictions set to block dangerous files · Tue 09:00 · 2,140 browsers
Week before → week afterPages load without a policy block
99.4%→99.3%
Required extensions install
98.1%→98.0%
Downloads blocked, mostly Finance
0.4%→6.8%
Sign-in prompts per person, daily
1.1→1.2
Temporal activities complete without retries piling up
Endpoint vulnerability patches don't break devices or the network
How it works
Describe it once.
Keep checking it as operations change.
Connect the tools that hold your telemetry and records. Then turn a requirement into a verification you can review, publish, and run on a schedule.
- 1Describe
Write the requirement
Specify the condition, who or what it applies to, and any threshold or deadline. Start with a backup, offboarding process, or configuration change.
- 2Generate
Turn the requirement into code
AI identifies the records and fields the requirement depends on, then drafts the logic that will evaluate them.
- 3Review
Inspect the logic and data sources
Review what the code checks, which records it covers, and whether the evidence is available. Edit the definition before publishing.
- 4Run
Evaluate it on your schedule
Panaptico runs the published code against your existing telemetry and records, reporting failures, deviations, and missing evidence.
- 5Investigate
See why a result changed
Compare expected and observed values, follow the source records, and review the history to see when a problem first appeared.
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Verification types
Choose what you need to verify.
One condition, a whole group, a process from start to finish, or the effects of a change.
Coverage
See what is covered.
And which operations depend on it.
Principles
Understand what each result means.
Every result has a definition, a scope, and source records. Those details stay available when you need to investigate.
Missing evidence is visible
Missing, stale, or unreadable evidence produces an unknown result. Previous passes stay in the history.
Evidence behind each result
Each verdict links to the resource, the observed value, when it was read, and the definition version that judged it.
Reads your existing systems
Verification code evaluates telemetry and records. It does not change the systems or execute the business processes it checks.
Requirements you define
You set the conditions, thresholds, and deadlines. Review the generated logic before publishing it.
Integrations
Works with the systems you already run.
Nothing gets replaced.
Identity
Cloud
Endpoints & Devices
Data Platforms
Networking
Identity, cloud, devices, networks, and data, plus the business systems that depend on them, like Oracle and Workday.
Start with one requirement.
See whether it holds every day.
Describe something your operations depend on. Panaptico drafts the verification code and checks it against the data in your connected tools.