The questions your board will askWatch it go wrong. Then watch it handled.
Real product surfaces — a support chat, an internal assistant, a procurement questionnaire, an incident review — each played twice: without Cendor, then with it. About two minutes each.
CFO × CISO · Customer-facing AI — the one every business has right now
Every visitor can spend your money.
Your website has a support chat now — everyone's does. Behind it sits a model with the project's monthly budget; call it $500. Without session budgets, every anonymous visitor is holding that whole wallet: one scripted abuser can drain it in a weekend while your real customers get “try again later.” Cendor caps each session pre-flight — say $5 for anonymous visitors, more once they sign in — attributes every cent to its session, and your app decides what happens at the cap: hand off to a human, or end the session. The attacker hits the wall in minutes and leaves.
→ $500 of exposure becomes a $5 blast radius — cendor.ai/try runs this exact pattern
tokenguard →guardrails →▸ Watch it happen 1:35
CISO · DPO · Security
The paste that almost left the building.
An employee pastes a customer sheet into the internal assistant “to clean up the formatting” — names, phone numbers, a card number, headed to an external provider. Cendor redacts or blocks it before it leaves your stack, and the redaction itself goes on the record: your DPO holds proof the control fires.
→ the paste never left — and you can prove it
guardrails →▸ Watch it happen 1:30
CEO · Board & Legal
The questionnaire that stalled the quarter.
Your biggest deal hits procurement's AI questionnaire: control spend? prove actions? handle personal data? “We're working on it” slips the quarter. With Cendor the receipts are the answers — enforced budgets, a tamper-evident record, replayable evidence. Stated honestly: evidence to support your answers, never a certification.
→ answered from receipts, not promises
acttrace →▸ Watch it happen 2:03
CTO · VP Engineering
The refund nobody approved.
At 2 a.m. your agent refunds the wrong customer. Your logs show what the app did — not what the AI saw when it decided. Cendor's receipt shows saw, did, and refused, tamper-evident, and the recorded run replays the mistake exactly.
→ evidence, not guesswork
acttrace →cassette →▸ Watch it happen 1:26
More scenarios
The invoice · the injection · the regulator · the coin-flip CI run.
Four more, answered the same way — plus the plain-language “What is Cendor?” for whoever signs off. They all play out on Why Cendor, filtered by your role.
→ every scenario, one place
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