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Audit Products

Purchasable reviews for claims, workflows, evidence paths and conformance.

SnapOS does not sell generic AI governance advice. It audits whether a claim, workflow or decision path is still allowed to support a concrete decision.

Document typeProduct Sheet Collection
StatusACTIVE PUBLIC SPECIFICATION
Versionv16.3
Last revised2026-09-19
MaintainerSnapOS Foundation / Marko Chalupa
Canonical URIhttps://snapos.org/en/audit-products.html
Cite asSnapOS.org, Audit Products, v16.3, accessed YYYY-MM-DD.
Product Sheets — same schema for every product

Every SnapOS audit product is described the same way: what is audited, what decision question it answers, who uses it, what it needs to start, what it delivers, what it does not include. The private audit method behind each product stays protected.

Claim Coverage Audit

Audit objectOne provider/tool/workflow and 3–5 specific claims made about it.
Decision questionCan this claim still support the decision that relies on it?
Who uses itEnterprise, Compliance, Procurement
Minimum inputsThe claim(s) as stated, the evidence cited for them, and the decision or context they are meant to support.
Issued artifactsAudit memo, claim coverage table, optional evidence gap register and reopen trigger list.
Possible labelsSUPPORTED, SUPPORTED WITH CONDITIONS, UNSUPPORTED TRANSFER, INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE
Reliance boundaryCovers only the claims and evidence scoped at intake; does not extend to claims not submitted for review.
Explicit exclusionsNo certification, no legal opinion, no disclosure of the private audit engine, scoring or benchmark logic.
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Workflow Assurance Review

Audit objectA workflow's decision architecture — model/API, RAG, tools, human review, decision rights, data boundary, monitoring, escalation.
Decision questionWhat exactly is the workflow relying on, and where would that reliance break?
Who uses itEnterprise, Compliance, Auditor
Minimum inputsWorkflow documentation or a walkthrough, named decision points and named reviewers.
Issued artifactsWorkflow assurance memo, reliance map, reopen trigger list.
Possible labelsSUPPORTED, REVIEW REQUIRED, DO NOT RELY
Reliance boundaryDescribes the workflow as scoped and provided; does not audit code, models or infrastructure directly.
Explicit exclusionsNo penetration testing, no model evaluation, no certification.
CTARequest Audit Scoping →

Decision Evidence Path Review

Audit objectThe evidence chain behind a specific past or pending decision.
Decision questionCan this decision be reconstructed and reviewed later, by someone who was not in the room?
Who uses itEnterprise, regulator-facing teams, Auditor
Minimum inputsThe decision record, the evidence and approvals cited, and their dates/versions.
Issued artifactsDecision evidence path memo, gap register, reliance statement.
Possible labelsSUPPORTED, REVIEW REQUIRED, OUT OF SCOPE, INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE
Reliance boundaryAssesses reviewability of the path as documented; does not rule on whether the decision itself was correct.
Explicit exclusionsNo legal determination, no fault-finding, no engine disclosure.
CTARequest Audit Scoping →

Authority Asymmetry Audit

Audit objectAccess and rights distribution around a system or workflow — who can see, challenge, validate, override, decide.
Decision questionWho actually holds authority here, and does it match who is assumed to hold it?
Who uses itEnterprise, Regulator, vendor-oversight teams
Minimum inputsRole/rights documentation, named systems and named decision points.
Issued artifactsAuthority map, asymmetry findings memo.
Possible labelsSUPPORTED, REVIEW REQUIRED, DO NOT RELY
Reliance boundaryMaps stated and observed authority as scoped; does not assess individual competence or intent.
Explicit exclusionsNo motive claims, no personnel judgment, no certification.
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Conformance Readiness Review

Audit objectA report template, output format or audit product a third party intends to publish or use.
Decision questionCan this output become SnapOS-compatible or SnapOS-conformant?
Who uses itAuditor, Vendor, tool builder
Minimum inputsA sample output or template, and the witnesses/labels it currently carries, if any.
Issued artifactsReadiness memo mapping the output against the minimal schema, witness set, labels and reliance boundaries.
Possible labelsSNAPOS-INSPIRED, SNAPOS-COMPATIBLE, GAP IDENTIFIED
Reliance boundaryStates readiness against the published interface only; does not itself confer compatible or conformant status.
Explicit exclusionsNo certification, no engine disclosure.
CTASubmit Output for Conformance Review →

SnapOS-compatible Output Review

Audit objectA specific, already-produced third-party output claiming or resembling SnapOS compatibility.
Decision questionDoes this artefact actually meet the minimal output and witness rules it claims or implies?
Who uses itAuditor, Regulator, enterprise receiving the output
Minimum inputsThe output itself, in the form it was published or delivered.
Issued artifactsOutput review memo with a compatibility finding.
Possible labelsSNAPOS-COMPATIBLE, SNAPOS-INSPIRED, NON-CONFORMANT OUTPUT
Reliance boundaryA finding about this one artefact; does not certify the issuing party or the process that produced it.
Explicit exclusionsNo certification, no legal equivalence claim, no engine disclosure.
CTASubmit Output for Conformance Review →
Labels

Typical result labels include SUPPORTED, SUPPORTED WITH CONDITIONS, UNSUPPORTED TRANSFER, REVIEW REQUIRED, DO NOT RELY, OUT OF SCOPE, INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE and NON-CONFORMANT OUTPUT.

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