Can we explain the control?
See the obligation boundary, named owner, reviewer path, exceptions and limitations.
A practical route for the people who must decide whether EcoKure belongs in a pilot: enterprise architecture, security, risk, compliance, operations and the accountable workflow owner.
Start with one bounded workflow. Inspect what EcoKure changes, what stays with the customer, how evidence is produced and which gates remain open before production.
The same pilot evidence should help each accountable role decide what happens next. EcoKure does not replace any of these owners; it keeps their questions connected to the same bounded record.
See the obligation boundary, named owner, reviewer path, exceptions and limitations.
See the workflow outcome, review burden, open gates and go/no-go evidence.
See data boundaries, deployment options, dependencies, recovery and customer responsibilities.
See tenant scope, reviewer roles, key custody, signing boundaries and release controls.
Trace the claim to its artifact, verifier, replay path and known limitation.
Keep any partner route scoped to a confirmed contribution; it does not imply endorsement or a completed engagement.
See AntifragileAI proposals, EcoKure verdicts, AAF reviewer identity and a controlled Article 50 change in one synthetic walkthrough.
Open the product walkthrough →Customer boundary, portability position, AWS target evidence, architecture components and open production gates.
Open deployment overview →Claim status, programme boundaries, retractions, machine-readable results and independent verification paths.
Open proof centre →What is evidenced, measured, pilot-only, design-only or not claimed, with a visible path to production.
Open readiness matrix →Security posture, customer responsibilities, subprocessors, data handling and known limitations.
Open security pack →DPA outline, service-level position and the offboarding & erasure procedure — each stated as what it actually is, not what a template would imply.
Open the DPA outline →Readiness evaluation, shadow period, controlled change, re-running only what changed, review and go/no-go criteria.
Open pilot method →Release checks, recovery, rollback, incident response, key rotation and offboarding expectations.
Download production runbook →Run a read-only probe against the customer-owned deployment before any tenant or control mutation.
Open the acceptance instructions →Cloud account, network, identity, data retention and the deployment tier approved for the workflow.
Control owners, qualified reviewers, acceptance criteria and the final go/no-go decision.
Incident contacts, SLOs, restore objectives, change approval and production support expectations.
The AWS run is target-environment evidence, not customer production validation. Multi-AZ design, executed KMS migration, per-tenant isolation, security testing and agreed operating commitments remain review gates.
Once the operating model is clear, give the technical team the API and evidence contracts they need to scope a bounded integration.
Bring one workflow, one owner and one evidence question. We will shape the smallest useful pilot around it.