Compliance & Certification
What’s the difference between a compliance control and audit evidence for agent work?
The core difference between compliance controls and audit evidence for agent work is their intended purpose. Compliance controls define required behavioral standards, which teams define for their specific regulated use cases, while audit evidence verifies adherence to those standards; the platform provides immutable, timestamped execution logs that act as this evidence for controls like data lineage or access restrictions. It is important to note that this evidence alone does not confirm alignment with external regulatory requirements.
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