Know why.
Prove it.
Assess decisions against approved rules, see what needs human judgement, and keep the evidence for when someone asks why.
Supplier onboarding
Should we onboard this supplier?
Assessment
Checks & evidence- API
- MCP
- Human judgement
Every decision starts with a question.
MeshQu fits the ones that are asked often, cost real money when answered wrong, rely on evidence from several places, and that someone will later ask about.
- Should we onboard this supplier?
Supplier onboarding - Can we finance this customer?
Trade & credit - Should this payment be released?
Payments - Should this claim be paid?
Insurance - May this agent take this action?
AI agents
Tell Qu about your decision
Map a decision with 
Ready when you are
Tell Qu about one decision that matters.
Make what matters
clear.
Turn the material that governs a decision into clear rules with your own agent. People review and ratify before use.
Your agent + MeshQu, via MCP or API.
What matters for this supplier?
See what’s met.
And what’s missing.
Bring the evidence for each check together, from your systems and from the people who review it. See what’s met, missing or needs review.
Should we onboard this supplier?
Recall why.
Keep the proof.
Ask MeshQu why something happened. Recall the decision and its basis, without pulling a team together to reconstruct it.
Each recorded assessment keeps a signed record. Where export is enabled, an independent reviewer can check it with the necessary verification material and trusted keys, without access to MeshQu.
Why was this supplier sent for review?
MeshQu
Important evidence was missing.
The tax registration certificate was missing. The legal entity was verified, and screening reported no match.
recorded at the time.
Give your agent
more responsibility.
Keep accountability clear.
People review and ratify every piece of logic your agent codifies before it can be used. Your people remain accountable, and your systems control the action.
The thinking behind the work.
Read the journalThe Decision Proof Gap
A white paper on the structural gap between AI governance frameworks and the moment a consequential decision is made, and what it would take to close it.
The payment is only one decision
What a day at Mastercard's RiskX event taught me about payment fraud, agentic payments and the work around a transaction.
Opening the black box of autonomous work
We connected MeshQu to selected decisions across our coding task lifecycle. The records helped us identify bottlenecks, question our measurements and begin improving both the work and the rules around it.
Bring one decision that matters.
We’ll show you how MeshQu can put policy, evidence and human judgement around it.