Start with one action class — payment changes, delegated approvals, operator overrides, or agent execution — and prove the control value fast.
We are looking for pilot deployment partners, regulated workflow design partners, and control architecture integrators.
High-risk actions are already executing inside authenticated, approved-looking workflows. Agents approve payments. Operators override limits. Delegated authority chains span multiple systems. The question is no longer who is acting — it is whether this exact action should proceed under this exact authority and this exact policy.
EMILIA gives you the enforcement point. Partners deploy it inside a real workflow and prove the control value before competitors define the category.
A typical EMILIA pilot runs for 60 to 90 days and focuses on a narrow, high-value trust surface.
Partners receive direct access to the EMILIA team, implementation support, working sessions on policy design, early influence on trust surfaces and conformance expectations, and a structured pilot review at the end of the engagement.
EMILIA is being developed as open trust infrastructure. The goal is not a black-box scoring product. The goal is a trust protocol that can become portable, inspectable, and broadly implementable across software ecosystems.
The commercial team can build reference implementations, hosted services, enterprise tooling, and support. Governance should become broader over time through outside participation, conformance processes, and structured ecosystem input.
The best early partners are organizations that already face real liability around payment changes, delegated approvals, operator overrides, or agent execution — and need auditable, policy-bound control before action proceeds.
We are looking for a small number of deployment partners who want to prove policy-bound, auditable action control in production — not in theory.