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Connect PDFRealm, DeletePII, CarrierLockbox, BrokerLockbox, or your own software through versioned APIs.
Governed document automation
DocGovernance connects your people, AI agents, and business applications so important documents can be prepared, reviewed, approved, sent, and recorded through one governed workflow.
Works with PDFRealm, DeletePII, CarrierLockbox, BrokerLockbox, and approved third-party applications.
Ask DocGovernance to prepare a carrier packet. The agent coordinates the approved applications, pauses when a decision requires a person, and records each material action from the original files through the completed signed package.
DocGovernance does not replace your document tools or operating software. It securely connects them. It identifies who or what is acting, determines which operations are allowed, pauses for approval when an action carries risk, records the inputs and outputs of each material step, and creates a verifiable history of the completed workflow.
Connect PDFRealm, DeletePII, CarrierLockbox, BrokerLockbox, or your own software through versioned APIs.
Give each user, service account, integration, and AI agent only the permissions needed for the current task.
Apply policies and require human approval before documents are permanently redacted, signed, deleted, sent, invoiced, or submitted.
Preserve document versions, transformations, tool calls, approvals, delivery events, and output hashes in one connected timeline.
Issue signed receipts and portable evidence packages that can be checked independently.
Every application works independently. You do not need to purchase the complete suite to use PDFRealm, DeletePII, CarrierLockbox, or BrokerLockbox. When you activate more than one product, DocGovernance can coordinate them through shared permissions, artifacts, approvals, and AI-agent workflows.
Use one product with its own focused experience and subscription.
Link two or more applications and move documents between them through approved workflows.
Let DocGovernance Agents coordinate repeatable work across every activated application.
The control and evidence layer. Connect applications, authorize agents, enforce approvals, link artifact versions, and record what happened.
The document engine. Create, convert, merge, split, OCR, compress, protect, sign, and prepare PDFs for the next step in a workflow.
The privacy engine. Detect PII and PHI, review each finding, permanently remove approved sensitive information from the sanitized output, and retain controlled redaction metadata.
The carrier operations workspace. Sign rate confirmations, organize BOLs and PODs, dispatch drivers, create invoices, and maintain carrier-side load records.
The broker operations workspace. Generate load documents, verify carriers, manage carrier packets, track dispatch and delivery records, and invoice shippers.
DocGovernance Agents can read, analyze, transform, redact, organize, and prepare work across connected applications. High-impact actions such as permanent redaction, external delivery, invoicing, signing, deletion, and submission can pause for explicit human approval.
Each agent action is tied to an identity, delegated user authority, scoped tools, short-lived credentials, and policy context.
Policies can pause high-impact work before documents are changed, sent, signed, invoiced, deleted, or submitted.
Input and output digests, permissions, approvals, and timeline events are recorded for later review.
DocGovernance Agents are powered by the Continuum runtime.
Use one DocGovernance integration to start workflows, register artifacts, request approvals, call specialized services, and receive signed receipts. Use PDFRealm and DeletePII as processing services, or register your own application as an approved agent tool.
Start and monitor multi-step connected workflows.
Register artifacts, versions, events, approvals, and receipts.
Call PDFRealm operations through the unified gateway or PDFRealm directly.
Call DeletePII scans and redaction jobs through the unified gateway or DeletePII directly.
Register approved operations that DocGovernance Agents may call.
Create and administer customer organizations under an embedded or OEM agreement.
Every material workflow action can be linked to the actor, application, permission, policy, approval, input, output, and time it occurred. DocGovernance creates signed receipts and portable evidence packages for integrity and provenance review.
Content digest matched, receipt signature valid, signing key valid at issuance, workflow sequence intact, required approval satisfied, timestamp present, transparency proof present, output lineage complete.
A successful verification confirms that the supplied bytes match the recorded digest and that the listed cryptographic checks succeeded. It does not independently establish the factual truth of a document or guarantee admissibility in a legal proceeding.
Security controls are surfaced as product behavior: tenant isolation, scoped service accounts, short-lived delegated tokens, human approval policies, encryption, audit logging, key management, artifact-access grants, webhook signing, retention controls, legal holds, data-deletion workflow, and independent verification.
Subscribe independently to PDFRealm, DeletePII, CarrierLockbox, or BrokerLockbox.
Paid products may include limited identity, artifact registration, product handoff, action history, and receipts.
Connected administration, agent runs, workflow templates, policies, approvals, lineage, history, and evidence packages.
REST APIs, service accounts, OAuth clients, webhooks, embedded components, white labeling, custom domains, partner provisioning, and usage metering.
Yes. PDFRealm, DeletePII, CarrierLockbox, and BrokerLockbox can each be used independently.
No. DocGovernance becomes valuable when you want connected applications, shared approvals, governed AI agents, artifact lineage, or verifiable workflow history.
No. Each agent receives only the tools and short-lived permissions required for the approved task.
Only when the organization's policy explicitly allows it. High-impact operations can be configured to require human approval.
Yes. Developers can use the APIs, webhooks, embedded components, and partner provisioning platform.
No. DocGovernance verifies integrity, recorded provenance, signatures, workflow sequence, and related evidence. It does not determine whether the underlying statements are factually true.
Yes. Supported receipts and evidence packages should be independently verifiable.
Start with one application or connect your existing software through the DocGovernance API.