AUDITSU is an AI deployment service for regulated businesses. An engineer joins your team for four weeks, ships one AI job into the product, process or system you already run, and leaves. What remains is a record that compliance teams, auditors and boards can check at any time, showing what the AI was allowed to do, what it did and who signed it off. Every decision is checked against rules you set before it takes effect and recorded on AUDITSU under a monthly subscription. The code is assigned to you in writing, and the company offers to maintain the job if wanted. It runs on Google Cloud.
The audience is organizations where AI must be accountable: financial services, healthcare, legal and the public sector. Typical buyers include chief technology officers and product owners under board pressure to put AI into the product this year, compliance and risk leads who want to know who is accountable before something runs, and delivery managers whose teams are already at capacity. Companies that find a pilot stuck in the pilot stage, or that have compared a dev shop with an AI coding assistant and found neither gives them proof, are the intended fit.
The first week agrees the job, the limits on what the AI may do, and who signs off, all in writing before anything runs. Weeks two to four have the engineer working in your codebase beside your developers, with the old and new methods running side by side. In week four the job goes live and your team runs it. One example shown is an accessibility check that proves a banking app meets EN 301 549, with each screen's checks signed off by named people, and nothing a scanner finds reaching the record until your team accepts it.
