Resources
High-trust overview
A short guide to how ProjectGovernor behaves: governance primitives, audit posture, and rollout model.
Product overview
ProjectGovernor governs real-world operations with approvals, evidence, and an audit trail across Finance, Logistics, and Construction.
Security and audit principles
Traceability is default. Decisions are role-gated. Evidence remains attached to the case. Reviews are fast under scrutiny.
Onboarding
Activation is structured: configure your organization, select modules, connect your stack, and go live with a governance posture.
FAQ
Common questions
Short answers in buyer language.
Is ProjectGovernor a replacement for our ERP?
No. ProjectGovernor sits above your stack as a governance layer. Your ERP stays where transactions live; ProjectGovernor governs high-risk decisions around them.
What does “evidence-first” mean?
It means high-risk actions are gated until proof requirements are met. Evidence is attached to the decision and stays retrievable later.
How do approvals work?
Approvals are role-gated and recorded. The decision target, approver identity, and timestamp form a defensible chain.
Will this create more operational noise?
No. ProjectGovernor is designed to reduce follow-ups by making the next action explicit and keeping proof in one place.
How does it help during audits or disputes?
Instead of reconstructing history, teams can review a structured timeline: what was decided, who approved, and what proof existed.
Is sensitive data exposed in the browser?
The interface is built to avoid exposing sensitive operational keys client-side. Governance is enforced server-side with audit logging.
How fast can we see impact?
Most teams see impact within weeks: fewer contested releases, faster approval loops, and less time chasing proof.
What happens if a team member leaves?
Decisions do not live in individual chat history. Approvals, evidence, and timelines remain in the system.