Public Sector
Procurement cycles, oversight, offline verification.
Public Sector →Same mechanism, different pressure
Two axes: who is buying, what is at stake.
IF.Trace doesn’t “solve compliance.” It solves the universal problem underneath compliance: third parties demanding proof without joining your internal world. The receipts stay the same; the incentives and failure modes change.
Browse by sector
Who the buyer is. The same receipts, different pressure.
Enterprise
Audits as throughput; evidence without credential sprawl.
Enterprise →Research
Provenance, reproducibility, and external reviewers.
Research →Professional Services
Client handoffs, disputes, and custody that holds up later.
Professional Services →Browse by industry
What domain the risk lives in: regulation, data, and dispute pressure.
Healthcare
Audit trails, privacy boundaries, dispute‑ready artifacts.
Healthcare →Financial Services
Model risk, non‑repudiation, evidence for regulators.
Financial →Legal
Chain‑of‑custody for drafts, evidence, and decisions.
Legal →More pressure profiles
Common governance failure modes that appear across sectors and industries.
B2B SaaS (SOC 2 / ISO)
Auditors, procurement, “prove it existed at the time.”
B2B SaaS →SecOps / SOC
Bind summaries to evidence; keep custody intact.
SecOps →AI Product Companies
Provable provenance for outputs: “why did it say that?”
AI products →Industrial / Supply Chain
Traceability that survives vendor and contractor handoffs.
Supply chain →