GoSentrix
GoSentrix provides a verification platform that ties software release evidence—such as scanner results, green checks, and closed tickets—to versioned policies, creating an auditable record of why a release was approved. By automating the binding of evidence to decisions, it enables teams to prove compliance to auditors, regulators, or incident responders without relying on unverified claims. The system integrates with CI pipelines to capture and preserve the rationale behind each deployment.
- Developer Tools
- Enterprise Software
Funding
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Product
Problem
Software teams delivering consequential releases often rely on scattered evidence such as scanner results, closed tickets, and chat logs, which are taken at face value or manually chased down. This makes it difficult to prove that a release met required policies, leading to audit failures, regulatory risk, and delayed incident investigations.
Solution
GoSentrix provides a verification layer that binds release evidence to versioned, customer‑defined policies and records the reasoning behind each release decision. The platform automatically collects artifacts from scanners, ticketing systems, and CI pipelines, qualifies them against the active policy, and generates a policy‑bound decision record indicating whether to proceed, stop, or escalate. When evidence is insufficient, GoSentrix flags the gap and requires explicit authorization, ensuring that every release is defensibly approved. All qualified evidence bundles and policy evaluations are stored in an immutable audit trail that can be queried by auditors, regulators, or incident responders. By automating evidence qualification and decision documentation, the system reduces manual review effort while preserving a reproducible, auditable basis for release approvals.
Target Audience
Primary customers are security and compliance teams, release managers, and engineering leaders in regulated industries that ship consequential software and need defensible release approvals.
Features
- Automated ingestion of scanner outputs, ticket closures, and CI logs into a unified evidence repository
- Policy engine that evaluates collected evidence against versioned, customer‑defined release policies
- Decision records that capture the qualified evidence bundle, policy version, and outcome (Proceed, Stop, Escalate, Require Authorization)
- Escalation workflow that flags insufficient or stale evidence and routes it for manual review or additional approval
- Immutable audit trail with searchable links to original artifacts, supporting regulatory and post‑incident investigations
- Integration hooks (APIs/webhooks) for common ticketing, CI/CD, and security tooling platforms