ZANUS AI FOR GOVERNMENT — DATA SOVEREIGNTY

Built like the public record depends on it.

Public-sector accountability is not a feature checkbox — it is the architecture. Admin-created accounts, permissions to the field level, server-side redaction, a searchable audit trail, and a sovereign on-premises option where agency data never touches the internet.

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Cloud pilot or sovereign on-premises · unlimited users · public-records-conscious architecture

Granular per-user permissions for agency roles

One record per user: role, tags, and granular permissions over every domain of the system.

What it does

Need-to-know, enforced

The server redacts what a role cannot see — even in shared calendars, a clerk without rights to a case sees the entry, not the parties.

Every access, on the record

A searchable log of every audited action, with configurable categories: who viewed which record, who changed what, when — the oversight answer is a search away.

Sovereign by choice

Pilot on an isolated tenant with a FedRAMP-aligned deployment path; run production air-gapped on owned hardware with USB updates — FISMA-conscious architecture either way.

The audit that takes minutes, not weeks

When the question comes — from an inspector general, an auditor, or a records request about the records process itself — the answer is a search away: access records, document trails, update history, all in one place, with pre-update snapshots and rollback.

Searchable audit trail across the system
Automatic pre-update snapshots with rollback
USB updates keep air-gapped deployments current

The sovereignty path, concretely

Month one: isolated cloud tenant, real records, real workflows, nothing training outside models. When the pilot proves out, the identical OS moves onto Zanus hardware inside your facility — same screens, same libraries, zero migration pain. The vendor cannot hold your data because the vendor no longer has it.

Cloud tenant → sovereign on-premises, same system
Air-gap capable: data physically cannot leave
Owned outright — no recurring fees on the server
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Government software arrives through multi-year procurements, per-seat licenses and integrator engagements measured in fiscal years — while the records-request backlog grows and citizens wait on hold. Zanus AI: the citizen-facing lines AND the records back office, unlimited users at one flat price — piloted in an isolated tenant in days, moved to sovereign hardware you own for production.

Questions, answered

Is this FedRAMP / FISMA certified?

We describe the architecture precisely: isolated tenants, field-level permissions, server-side redaction, full audit trail, and a FedRAMP-aligned deployment path with an air-gapped option. Certification specifics are reviewed with your security team during onboarding — bring your ISSO to the demo.

What about records-retention rules?

Retention schedules live in the libraries like any directive; the audit trail and snapshot history support your retention and disposition process — your records officer sets the rules once.

Built like the public record depends on it.

What it does

The audit that takes minutes, not weeks

The sovereignty path, concretely

Questions, answered

See it working on YOUR agency — the demo IS the product.