System boundary
Audarel is release governance software. AI may transcribe candidate controls from an agreement; an authorized steward confirms them. Deterministic code evaluates explicit release attributes and artifacts. Qualified people own interpretation, exceptions, approvals, and final authority. Downstream systems own technical enforcement.
Agreements and controls
Upload executed PDF, DOC, or DOCX agreements and amendments. Audarel encrypts the source, stores its hash, proposes typed controls with citations, and records confirm, reject, or edit decisions. Every change creates a versioned snapshot and can trigger release revalidation.
Release preflight
A release contains recipient, purpose, environment, transfer, dates, retention, users, publication, redisclosure, DUO codes, and optional Library Card requirements. Schema, payload, query manifest, and authorized-user artifacts are hashed and checked against confirmed controls.
Approvals and exceptions
Attestations and approval tiers support all, any, and quorum modes. Findings can become governed exceptions with reason, remediation, owner, due date, decision, and completion evidence. The original finding remains available.
Evidence and policy
Evidence packs join agreement and engine versions, artifacts, controls, findings, runs, attestations, approvals, exceptions, policy bundles, connectors, and hashes in PDF and JSON. Approved releases can emit stable policy bundles and compare desired with observed connector state.
Developer and operator docs
Keep decisions human and evidence explicit.
Audarel records deterministic checks and authorized human decisions. It does not provide legal advice or replace the organization's final release authority.