Runtime AI Governance
Govern AI at the decision point.
Not after.
Other tools review what your AI did. Callvu enforces what your AI does, with a replayable Decision Trace of every invocation. 5 evaluator agents assess. 1 orchestrator decides. Try the runtime in minutes.
Step 1
Request access for your industry
24h approval for evaluators in regulated industries.
Step 2
Unlock your Inspector
Four tabs: run a vertical workflow, chat with Callvu's AI, watch every agent decision, or connect your own AI.
Step 3
Watch the runtime decide. Download the Decision Trace.
Replayable record of every evaluation, decision, and execution.
What this is
The Callvu Sandbox is a live environment that lets you feel runtime AI governance before any sales conversation. Not a demo. Not a simulation. Your AI agent (or ours) invokes a real Callvu workflow against the real runtime. 5 evaluator agents assess in parallel: completion risk, compliance evidence, policy interpretation, data trust, and audit readiness. 1 orchestrator resolves their signals deterministically and issues the execution decision.
You watch all of it happen in the Inspector. Then you download the Decision Trace, a complete replayable record of the invocation context, agent evaluations, orchestrator resolution, and execution outcomes. Hand it to your compliance team. Replay it. Audit it. The receipts you wish your AI stack already produced.
Why it matters
Most AI governance tools review decisions after the AI has already acted. They produce a report. Callvu enforces governance during execution and produces a Decision Trace. The difference: post-hoc review tells you what went wrong; runtime governance prevents it.
If your AI initiative has stalled in pilot because compliance can't validate what your agents will do at scale, this is what that gap looks like solved.
Who this is for
The runtime serves two buyers in regulated AI rollouts.
For AI and technical leaders
You're rolling out AI agents and compliance keeps blocking. You need a runtime layer that enforces what regulated workflows require, not a SOC 2 report after the fact. Open Tab D in the Inspector. Paste the pre-issued Sandbox API key into your AI backend and watch what your AI is now constrained to do. Decision Traces are auditable artifacts your compliance team can finally accept.
For CX ops, compliance and risk leaders
Your business is shipping AI features and you don't have a way to audit what the AI actually does at runtime. Post-hoc reports tell you what happened. Callvu's Decision Trace tells you what was constrained and why, in real time, replayable, evidence-backed. You can tell the auditor exactly what each AI invocation evaluated, decided, and executed.
Pick your industry
Each card loads a curated scenario for the chosen vertical.
Banking
Loan applications and wire transfers
Banking decisions create regulatory and credit exposure the moment they execute. Runtime governance keeps AI inside fair-lending, AML, and OFAC constraints before money moves.
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Insurance
Claims processing and quotes
Insurance decisions become binding the moment they're issued. AI that approves claims or quotes premiums must operate inside policy language, state insurance regulations, and unfair-claims-practices law in real time, not after a denial reaches a regulator.
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Healthcare
Records requests and new-patient intake
Healthcare workflows handle PHI under HIPAA, state privacy laws, and consent frameworks. AI that decides who sees what data, or what to ask a patient, must be constrained the moment it acts, not flagged in next quarter's audit.
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Telco
Truck-roll scheduling and bill disputes
Telco workflows hit FCC rules, state PUC regulations, and contractual SLAs. AI dispatching trucks or settling disputes must respect those constraints during the decision, before a missed window or wrongful charge becomes a complaint.
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Utilities
Truck-roll scheduling and move-in/move-out
Utility workflows operate under PUC oversight, life-safety regulations, and tariff filings. AI making service decisions must enforce those constraints during execution, because shutoff errors and billing disputes create immediate regulatory and reputational exposure.
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