Self-service demo
Trying AI governance without a sales call
Straight answers about what the demo shows, what it costs and what happens to your data. Everything below is something you can check for yourself inside the demo.
Start the demoWhat does the IntelXview demo actually show?
An isolated workspace pre-loaded with a fictional regulated firm and a working governed AI agent. You run real requests through the policy engine and see five things: a governed call that is allowed and leaves signed evidence; a prompt containing personal data that is allowed but carries an enforced redaction obligation; high-sensitivity work that policy refuses because a review council is required; an approval that you decide as the human in the loop; and a signed evidence bundle you can export and verify offline.
Is the demo a mock-up or the real product?
The real product. The decisions are produced by the same policy engine, delegation-mandate checks and hash-chained evidence ledger that govern production traffic. Nothing in the demo is simulated or pre-recorded.
Do I need to talk to sales to try it?
No. The demo is self-service. You need a verified company email address — personal mailboxes are not accepted — and you are in your own workspace within a couple of minutes.
What does it cost?
Nothing. The demo runs on the free plan: six AI credits, one user, one project. There is no card required and no automatic conversion to a paid plan.
What happens to my data when the demo ends?
The workspace, its configuration, the demo agent and your demo sign-in account are deleted automatically when the demo expires. The signed decision-evidence chain is retained by design and still verifies afterwards — an audit trail that could be erased along with the account that produced it would not be worth auditing.
Can I verify the evidence without trusting IntelXview?
Yes, and that is the point. The exported bundle is verified by an offline verifier that uses only a public key and never contacts IntelXview. Because the verifying key cannot create signatures, the result is an independent verification rather than a self-attestation.
Does IntelXview block personal data in prompts?
It enforces a redaction obligation rather than a blanket block. A prompt containing personal data is allowed to proceed with redaction enforced and recorded on the decision, so the work still gets done and the handling of personal data is evidenced. Blocking outright is available as policy, but it is not the default behaviour the demo shows.
Who is this for?
Regulated firms — financial services, legal, healthcare — where somebody has to show a supervisor how an AI decision was reached, and where the person accountable for AI use did not personally configure it. Typically compliance, risk, operational-resilience and security leaders.
Does IntelXview train models on our data?
No. IntelXview governs and evidences AI activity. It is not a model provider and does not train models on customer data.
IntelXview is participating in FCA AI Supercharged Sandbox Cohort 2. Participation supports testing and does not imply FCA approval, endorsement, authorisation, certification or product validation.