Audit evidence for agentic workflows
For EU-exposed teams deploying or procuring high-risk AI workflows, the August 2, 2026 application date makes logging, traceability, and human-oversight evidence urgent. ProofRelay helps teams prepare replayable logging and evidence maps for AI workflows involving tools, approvals, payments, and external reliance.
ProofRelay prepares audit-readiness evidence. It does not provide legal advice, certify EU AI Act compliance, or guarantee regulator acceptance. Applicability is phased and fact-specific: high-risk classification, provider versus deployer obligations, and legacy-system treatment differ by case. Confirm scope with counsel.
Article 12 requires high-risk AI systems to technically allow automatic recording of events over the system lifetime, supporting traceability and monitoring. The mapping below shows the ProofRelay evidence object teams use to prepare for each theme.
What reviewers ask for: Tamper-evident records of what the system did, retained and reconstructable
ProofRelay evidence object: Hash-chained receipt ledger, signed evidence bundles, WORM-mirrored event store
What reviewers ask for: Who authorized the action, what context the agent had, what it decided
ProofRelay evidence object: Authority envelope, policy digest, actor metadata, tool/action receipt map
What reviewers ask for: A reconstruction path a reviewer can independently re-run
ProofRelay evidence object: Replayable proof pack with deterministic offline verifier transcript
What reviewers ask for: Records of human review, approval, or rejection tied to specific actions
ProofRelay evidence object: Human approval receipts with reviewer role, decision, and subject hashes
The AI Agent Audit Evidence Pack turns one agentic workflow into a buyer-ready, replayable evidence artifact (delivered as the GENESIS Audit Proof Pack):