AI is the fastest-changing layer of your stack.
Providers retire models in months, and the one you customized is a snapshot of a moment that already passed. Draftt keeps every model your org runs on a single inventory, with the provider’s clock on each one.
Every model, approved or not.
Open any event and see the real resources behind it: the clusters, services, regions and environments in scope. Production and staging are flagged separately, so you know what's at risk and what can wait.
Know how much time is left.
Bedrock guarantees only 12 months from launch to end-of-life. Azure sets retirement 18 months out. Draftt puts every model you run on its provider's clock, so the date arrives on a dashboard, not in an error log.
Every call has a principal.
Token volume broken down by model, by service and by the identity making the call, role, key or user. The team that swears it stopped using a model, the sandbox key still running in production: both show up here.
Your AI posture, as a number.
Approved providers. A minimum model class for anything customer-facing. No PII to external models. Every model is evaluated against your rules continuously, so posture is a live figure per policy, per team and per app.
What inference costs.
One provider invoice becomes spend you can attribute to a model, an app and a team. Legacy models moving to extended-access pricing are priced before the increase lands, not after finance asks about it.
“PCI reviews and enterprise customer audits became a natural byproduct of normal operations, not a separate compliance exercise that pulls engineering off the roadmap ”
VP of Infrastructure and Security Engineering
Stop preparing for audits.
Start governing continuously.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough. We will connect a sample account and show you exactly what your compliance posture looks like in Draftt.