Security and access control
Review institutional identity, administrator roles, network boundaries, encryption, and audit logging.
Public Procurement
Purchase the AI evidence package through KONEPS or Venture Nara
The Rantropy AI Action Evidence Package is available through Korean public procurement. We review security standards, operating environment, required documentation, and schedule before defining installation and support scope.
Available through KONEPS and Venture Nara
AI evidence is a packaged product deployed for the institution. The verified randomness API is a separate AWS-hosted SaaS offering.
Adoption readiness
Start with the questions institutional reviewers will ask
We work through the conditions needed for internal review and contracting, not just a product demonstration.
Operations and incident response
Document monitoring, backup, recovery, support channels, and responsibility boundaries.
Evidence material
Prepare usage and verification records in a format that institutional reviewers and external auditors can inspect.
Adoption process
Move from review to contract in a defined order
We clarify requirements, responsibilities, and timing around the institution's adoption goal.
Requirements review
Discuss the intended use, expected volume, security and data standards, and target schedule.
Scope and terms
Define the package components, operating conditions, training, support scope, and commercial terms.
Contract and rollout
Prepare the quote and review material, then confirm the rollout schedule.
Implementation references
Prepare the technical review before procurement
Use the AI evidence guides to define event fields, integrity checks, retention, and the review package before installation scope is fixed.
AI evidence technical guide hubStart with the complete set of agent audit, tool-call, schema, retention, and export guides.Read guideAI agent audit log schemaReview the event envelope, state transitions, compatibility, and privacy controls.Read guideAI evidence retention and exportDefine lifecycle coverage, legal holds, export manifests, and verification tests.Read guide
Start with what your institution is evaluating
Share the intended use, expected volume, security standards, and target date. We will respond with the first items to review and a practical scope.