Who reads the report
One product, three reasons to run it.
Novera runs a versioned scenario suite against an AI support agent you operate and seals a dated report of what it did. Who reads that report differs: your counsel, your pipeline, or your client.
No card. About ten minutes to a first report.
- 49
- scenarios in every run of eu-support v7
- 2 vendors
- grade each verdict on Novera's keys
- SHA-256
- seals every report to its evidence
- Frankfurt
- where the database runs
Where Novera fits
- 01EU AI Act evidenceScenarios filed under AI Act Articles 13, 14, 15 and 50(1) and the GDPR, sealed into a dated report your counsel can read.
- 02Black-box agent testingRules, then a read-back from your own system, then two models from different vendors. Missing evidence is never a pass.
- 03For agenciesOne workspace per client, scheduled re-runs and a release gate, and a sealed report for each client agent you ship.
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What Novera is not
A document that overstates itself is worth less — especially to the person you hand it to.
Testing evidence, not certification
This report records Novera's testing of the declared agent, scenarios and configuration at the time shown. It is not a legal opinion, a conformity assessment, a certification or an assurance that any law is met, and Novera is not a notified body.
Not a certification. Novera is evidence of testing.
Not legal advice. It does not say which obligations apply to your organisation.
One dated run. One suite version against one policy version.
Only the suite. Not your agent's behaviour on every conversation.
Every report carries the same notice and its own scope and limitations. Read the limits in full.
Run it against your own agent
Three free runs, graded on Novera's keys or your own. About ten minutes to a first report.
- No card
- Email, Google or GitHub
- Database in Frankfurt (EU)