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The governance layer.

Signet console

You control the governance. Claims set what a person is allowed to do. Roles and organisations apply those rules, and every product asks before it trusts a session. The authority stays with you: who signs in, what they can open, and which organisation they are acting for.

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Governance for your products.

Governance for your products.

1

Organisations scope the rules

An organisation is who the work belongs to. Claims are evaluated inside it. The same person can be allowed a different set of things in a different organisation, and every console switches with that scope.

2

Claims are the rules

A claim is a permission: who can see usage, manage a team, open billing, or work in a product. Products ask Signet, and a role is the set of claims a person holds.

3

OAuth clients must ask

Connected products are OAuth clients. Signet issues the session and says which claims it carries. A product asks Signet before it trusts who someone is.

4

One authority for the tenant

With no organisation selected, Signet is the tenant catalogue: users, roles, claims, clients, and integrations. Pick an organisation and the same rules follow into each product.

Governance for your products.

How a rule takes effect.

  • Name the claim

    Name the claim

    Claims are defined on the tenant, and on the client they belong to. That is the list of things a product is allowed to check.

  • Bind it to a role

    Bind it to a role

    A role carries the claims. Assign the role and the person can open the matching screens. Change the role and every product changes with it.

  • The products enforce it

    The products enforce it

    The session is Signet's. Logging out of one console ends the session the others trust, because they all asked the same authority.

Subscription vs self hosted.

One monthly subscription for the hosted directory, or run Signet in your own environment.

  • Subscription

    Monthly

    One plan for the tenant

    £99/mo

    • Email, Google, GitHub, Slack, and Microsoft sign-in

    • A directory of users, organisations, and memberships

    • Cards, invoices, and a transaction ledger for connected products

    • Billed every month

  • Self hosted

    The directory in your environment

    Your infrastructure

    • Signet runs in your environment

    • Your identity providers

    • Your data residency

    • Aduro supports the install

Cybersecurity & data governance.

  • Data assessment.

    Where does your data live, where does it flow, and what happens when AI touches it? We map every interaction between your systems and AI services to understand the real exposure before anything else.

    Which models see your data, what gets stored, what gets logged, what leaves the building. You can't govern what you can't see — so we make every data path visible before a single workflow goes live.

  • Smart scanning.

    AI-generated code introduces new risks — secrets leaked into outputs, OWASP vulnerabilities woven into suggestions, production data surfaced where it shouldn't be. Traditional scanners weren't built for this.

    We run AI-aware scanning across your codebase and outputs, catching what gets introduced by the same tools that are supposed to be helping. Continuous, not one-off — every output checked and reviewed.

  • Governance by design.

    Human-in-the-loop isn't a feature — it's an architecture decision. We design new systems with approval workflows, escalation paths, and audit trails built into every layer from day one.

    Every agent action traceable, every decision logged, every critical path routed through a human checkpoint. When something needs reviewing, the system stops and asks — it doesn't assume.

  • UK data residency.

    Inference routed through UK and EU regions. Your data persisted in UK data centres, with processing across nearby European availability zones. An evolving landscape as regional coverage expands.

    We architect around the current constraints so compliance isn't an afterthought. For regulated industries, public sector, or any organisation where data sovereignty isn't optional, this is the foundation.

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