Check before AI acts.
Define what your AI agent may do, what needs approval and what should stop. Forge checks the proposed action against those rules.
Example: hold a client message until the required approval is present.
Business fit
Use AI in your business.
Keep control of what it does.
Forge is ready for your business. Independent businesses. Mid-market firms. Global enterprises. Start with the work you want checked—not the technical vocabulary.
What Forge can do
Governance. Evaluation.
Optimization.
Check before you change it.
Compare a model or agent version against agreed tests. See what changed before relying on it in your business.
Example: review a proposed model change against the results your business requires.
Review quality and cost.
Explore model choices that could cost less, then test whether they still meet the requirements for the job.
Example: compare a lower-cost option without dropping the checks that matter.
Scope the capability around the work. The customer keeps authority over execution and changes.
For any business
Different scale.
Same need for control.
An independent office. A regional business. A global enterprise. The industry and headcount change. Your responsibility for what AI does doesn’t.
A BUSINESS
An email that
makes a promise.
An agency, regional business or independent office
- What AI does
- Drafts a client email promising a refund or confirming coverage.
- What matters
- The promise needs approval before anyone sends it.
- Where Forge fits
- Checks for that approval. If it’s missing, your connected system holds the draft for a person.
THE OWNER STAYS IN CHARGEKnow what was promised—and who approved it.
A REGULATED ENTERPRISE
A model change that
affects the business.
A bank, hedge fund or other regulated institution
- What AI does
- Proposes replacing a model used in consequential decisions.
- What matters
- Performance evidence, approved use and accountable sign-off need to travel with the change.
- Where Forge fits
- Evaluates supplied test evidence against your rules. Your release system holds changes missing required approval, with a proof trail for review.
YOUR REVIEWERS KEEP AUTHORITYKnow which version cleared, on what evidence and under whose authority.
Illustrative workflows, not customer deployments. Forge checks the evidence and rules provided to it; it does not establish that every source is true.
Where could this fit in your business?
Start with the AI action you would need to explain if it went wrong. You do not need to be a large company to need accountability.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOWS · NOT CUSTOMER CLAIMSInsurance agencies and carriers
An AI assistant proposes a customer message or a change to a claims workflow. Your rules determine whether it can proceed, needs review or must stop, with a record of the checked decision.
Practices and professional firms
An AI assistant prepares to send sensitive client information or update a client record. Check the action against your firm’s rules before it proceeds.
Teams building AI for clients
You keep the client relationship and the build. Forge Orbital adds governance and decision evidence to the workflow you deliver.
Other businesses
If an AI action can affect a customer, money, access or a business record, start there. Talk with us about the rules and evidence that workflow needs.
Insurance and financial services. Professional services and consulting. Retail, manufacturing and critical infrastructure. Wherever AI touches consequential work, let’s discuss the fit.
Tell us what your business does ↗What we do
What does Forge Orbital
actually do?
Forge Orbital is the accountability layer for AI agents. Governance is where it starts: before a connected AI agent takes an action, Forge checks it against your rules and returns a result—allow, hold or block. It keeps a proof trail showing what was checked, why the result followed and where approval was required. Your system enforces the result; your people retain authority.
BUILT INTO THE WORKNot another
Not another
dashboard to watch.
Keep ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and your own systems. Connect Forge to check the work against your rules and route exceptions to the people and tools you already use.
From client emails to bank model changes and hedge-fund workflows. The depth of the checks depends on the workflow and how we integrate.
Tested on NVIDIA hardware.
Customer-hosted, on-premises or in your private cloud. Forge does not train product models on your data or learn across customers.
No exception flagged means none was found by the checks that ran—not that everything is safe. Connection and check failures need their own escalation path.
AllowThe checked action meets your rules.
HoldPause for the review your workflow requires.
BlockStop an action that fails the rules.
Why independent evidence matters
Explain the decision.
Don’t just repeat the answer.
A second AI opinion can help, but it is not proof of what happened. When a customer, insurer, auditor or your own team asks why an action cleared, you need the evidence and rules behind it.
Know what happened.
Keep the inputs, rules, result and approval trail for the checked action. Your reviewer can see what supported the decision and what remained uncertain.
Re-run the check.
With the saved inputs and the same Forge version and settings, re-run the check to see whether it produces the same result. This is not a promise that an external AI will repeat its answer.
More than “trust us.”
An outside reviewer can check whether the record was altered, rather than relying only on the AI provider’s own account. The technical path explains how the verification is set up.
Integrity and replay do not prove that the original information was true or that a decision was correct. They give a reviewer a basis to examine it.
How independent verification and replay differ →How we start
You know your business.
Start there.
You don’t need to know how to integrate Forge before you contact us. Tell us where AI helps today—and where you want more control.
ALL YOU NEED FOR THE FIRST CONVERSATION
- What do you use? ChatGPT, Claude, an AI assistant in your existing software—or something your team built.
- What work does it do? Draft emails, read documents, prepare recommendations or take actions.
- What would you like checked? What it says, what it can do, a model change or what it costs. “I’m not sure yet” is fine.
01 / TOGETHER
Understand the work.
We talk through your tools, who uses them and the result you want. You don’t need to pick a Forge module first.
02 / WITH YOUR SYSTEMS OWNER
Plan the connection.
We work with you, your IT provider or your technical team on access, hosting, review rules and a clear scope.
03 / IN YOUR ENVIRONMENT
Check it before relying on it.
Test normal actions, missing approvals and failures. Agree how your people review exceptions and who supports the setup.
Do we need our own engineers?
You don’t need an engineering team to start the conversation. Connecting Forge needs someone who can authorize and configure your systems. That can be your existing IT provider or implementation partner; we’ll identify the work with them.
Can Forge Orbital run on our premises?
Forge Orbital is designed for customer-hosted delivery in on-premises and private-cloud environments. We agree the system requirements and access with whoever manages your infrastructure. If you use an external AI service, its data path remains separate.
Does it just switch on inside ChatGPT or Claude?
Forge connects to the AI workflows you choose. The connection depends on your software’s APIs, permissions and available controls. It does not automatically monitor every chat, and a check can stop an action only where your connected system enforces the result.
How soon can we get started—and what will it cost?
You can contact us now. Setup timing and a proposal follow a look at your tools, hosting and the work involved. We agree the scope, responsibilities and price before implementation; there is no need to commit just to ask about fit.
Scope and terms
A clear scope.
A test you agree to.
Prove it on the work that matters.
We integrate Forge with your systems under a fixed statement of work, with an acceptance test agreed up front.
Expand across your business.
Scope the workflow, deployment and support with your team. Design partners keep preferred terms. Pricing follows the agreed scope.
Your next step
Forge is ready for your business.
Tell us which tools you use, what work they do and what you want checked or improved. You don’t need a technical brief, or to know which capability to choose.