Get an always-current inventory of every AI system, the data it uses, and where that data goes, so you can secure, govern, and comply without chasing teams for answers in an endless loop.
Agents, models, RAG pipelines, and MCP servers inventoried by source and traffic, with the customer data each one touches. The answer exists before the board, auditor, or regulator asks.
Every code merge is checked for new routes from untrusted input to a privileged tool or dataset. The finding points to the line of code that caused it.
New agents, tools, permissions, and vendors appear the day they ship. You review a diff and proactively manage risk without chasing spreadsheets or outdated documents.
We scan your code, cloud, and traffic once. You get a list of every AI tool and where its data goes.
We find every AI tool by reading your code and watching real traffic. Nobody has to fill out a form.
We label sensitive data, like card numbers or health records, the same way everywhere it shows up.
We follow each piece of data from where it starts to every AI tool and vendor it reaches.
Posture becomes a check that runs on every merge, with the customer commitment it protects.
Relyance watches every AI system all the time and flags a new risk the moment it appears, with the rule it breaks.
Write a rule the way you would say it. Relyance turns it into a check and monitors every AI system for it.
Audit-ready records are generated on demand, each with commit and owner attached.
We check what each AI actually does with its access, not just what it is allowed to do.
Every time sensitive data is read or changed, you see which person or AI did it and why.
We find shared or unused passwords and keys, show how they are used, and suggest a fix you can approve.
Some risks only appear when two things combine, like reading customer data and sending email. We cut the link so the risk goes away and the app keeps working.
Read-only connectors pull code structure, runtime metadata, and identity configuration — never payloads. The graph joins them so a finding carries the data, the identity, the path, and the owner together.
Read-only connectors for Git, CI, cloud accounts, warehouses, model providers, and identity providers. Nothing is installed in your data path.
Code structure, runtime metadata, and configuration. Relyance stores the graph and findings, not your data or your prompts.
Routed to the owning team as a PR comment, Jira ticket, or Slack message, each with commit, path, and the commitment at stake.
Connect one repo and one cloud account in the demo. You leave with the AI inventory, the lineage graph, and the first three risky flows — whether or not you buy.