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Turn policies into provable workflow evidence.

Whether it's a payment pipeline, an AI agent acting on behalf of a customer, or a multi-service fulfillment chain — Lamdis proves that every required activity actually completed. Not just that something happened. That it finished correctly.

Use Lamdis Cloud for fast adoption, or deploy self-hosted when evidence and workflow data must stay in your environment.

Built for teams operating auditable workflows in financial services, healthcare, insurance, enterprise automation, and other regulated or high-trust environments.

Verify before release

Simulate critical operations before release. Catch incomplete processes before they reach production.

Prove production completion

Gather functional evidence that production activities completed as required. Route gaps to reviewers.

Add stronger proof where it matters

Instrument critical service boundaries so downstream activities aren't just assumed to have happened.

What Lamdis is not

Not observability

Lamdis verifies outcomes, not latency or uptime.

Not a testing framework

Tests check code. Lamdis checks whether the business process actually completed.

Not a log aggregator

Logs record events. Lamdis evaluates whether required activities happened.

Cloud vs Self-hosted

Lamdis Cloud
  • Fully managed infrastructure
  • 1-year default data retention
  • Pay per verified workflow run
  • Start free, scale as you grow
Self-hosted
  • Your infrastructure, your network
  • Customer-controlled data retention
  • Annual license (or free community edition)
  • Air-gapped and isolated deployments

The problem

Why teams can't prove their systems completed the job

Each team can monitor their own service.

Compliance needs evidence that the entire process completed correctly — across every service involved.

The real state changes happen deep in downstream systems that other teams don’t control.

No one owns end-to-end proof that the whole operation actually finished.

AI agents treat partial signals as proof of completion — a 200 OK becomes “task done” even when downstream systems never finished.

So teams check what they can see at the surface and hope that every downstream system did its part.

What Lamdis does

Observability tells you something happened. Lamdis proves it completed correctly.

See what’s confirmed

Know which steps in a multi-service operation are backed by real evidence — verified outcomes, independent checks, or end-to-end confirmation.

See what’s still assumed

Lamdis marks where evidence stops — so a 200 OK, a queued message, or a successful API call doesn’t get mistaken for actual completion.

Strengthen what matters

Start with black-box checks and production observations. Add lightweight instrumentation only where stronger proof is worth it.

Concrete example

Operation: Cross-border payment settlement

Here's what Lamdis shows for a single operation across five services. Each activity has a clear evidence status.

3 confirmed
1 assumed
2 missing
Payment request received
Confirmed

Payment gateway accepted the inbound transaction

Compliance screening passed
Confirmed

AML/KYC checks completed with no flags

Funds reserved in source account
Confirmed

Ledger service placed a hold on sender funds

FX conversion executed
Assumed

Currency exchange applied at quoted rate

Settlement instruction sent to correspondent bank
Missing evidence

SWIFT message dispatched to intermediary

Beneficiary account credited
Missing evidence

Funds deposited into recipient account

The API returned success. But without Lamdis, the team would have assumed the entire operation completed — when two critical downstream activities had no evidence at all.

What Lamdis helps you answer

The questions that keep teams up at night

1

Did this operation actually complete — across every service involved?

2

Which activities are confirmed with real evidence vs. just assumed?

3

Where does our evidence stop?

4

What do we have for audit or post-incident review?

5

Which critical processes still need stronger evidence coverage?

How it works

Three ways to gather evidence for the same operation

Test before release

Simulate operations in CI and staging to catch incomplete processes before they reach production.

Score responses against your quality criteria

Verify that downstream actions actually happened

Gate deployments when workflows fail checks

Test with realistic multi-step operation scenarios

Same operation. Same checks. Stronger evidence over time.

Security & trust

Security and trust visualization
Tenant isolation
Dedicated data partitioning per org
Encryption at rest/in transit
TLS 1.3, AES-256
Secrets redaction
Auto-redact sensitive values in logs
RBAC roles
Viewer, reviewer, admin permissions
Audit logs
All actions logged with timestamps
Data retention controls
Configurable per policy
Data export
JSON/CSV/PDF bundles via API
Data deletion
DSR-compliant deletion mechanisms
Data storage clarification
Runs
Stores test artifacts (transcripts, scores, confirmations). Configurable retention period.
Assurance
Stores production evidence per retention policy. Supports immutable audit trail with hash verification.
Instrumentation
Stores structured SDK events as evidence. Retention follows your org-level policy.
Immutable integrity
SHA-256 hash chaining on all evidence. Tamper-evident storage for compliance.
Data access controls
RBAC roles: viewer, reviewer, admin. Scoped permissions by resource.
Export formats
JSON, CSV, PDF bundles. API endpoints for programmatic access.

Security FAQ

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Founding Program

Lamdis is production-ready. The Founding Program is a limited cohort for teams who want concierge onboarding and direct input on reporting, evidence, and reviewer processes.

Dedicated sandbox tenant with templates to get you live fast
Priority support and fast iteration on your feedback
Roadmap influence on dashboards, evidence models, and reviewer UX

No production data required to participate.

Frequently asked questions

A verified workflow run is one completed workflow instance that has been evaluated against at least one policy check. It is the single billing unit for Lamdis — there is no per-event, per-user, or per-environment metering.

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