Built for the 7% who see impact: agents that survive the audit.
CFOs don't buy autonomy; they buy traceability. Every Corin decision is reconstructible — model version, inputs, reasoning, approval, posting — in a ledger designed around how audits actually work.
Who can approve what.
Role-based access down to the decision type and entity. The same matrix governs the app, the API, and the MCP tools.
Sales rep
Sales manager
Finance controller
Matrix shown is the design baseline; your tenant configures its own.
Complete traceability, COSO-friendly.
Model and version, prompts and inputs, reasoning, the human who confirmed, and the postings that resulted — retained and queryable. When the auditor asks 'why did this happen', the answer is a lookup, not an interview.
Corin never moves money, signs, or sends without your confirmation — until you tell it to.
Autonomy levels are explicit, per decision type, and changeable at any time. Auto mode is bounded by policy you write — value limits, counterparties, terms ranges — and still logs everything.
Scoped, not hand-waved.
Corin supports human decisions in sales and finance operations; it is not credit scoring, biometric, or critical-infrastructure AI under the Act's high-risk annexes. Human-in-the-loop gating, logging, and versioning are built to make your conformity assessments straightforward. We track the Act's timeline and will update this page as guidance lands — this is a scoping statement, not legal advice.
Named milestones, honestly labeled.
None of these are current today. They are commitments with a sequence:
SOC 2 Type II
Audit engagement is the first compliance milestone after general availability.
Microsoft 365 Certification
Targeted with the Teams approval surface.
Marketplace listings
SAP Store and Infor Marketplace listings follow their respective certification processes.