Audit your AIworkflows in minutes.

Roll out Cowork, Grok, and Claude agents without the guesswork. Aduno connects to your workspace and keeps the evidence trail — what AI is running, what it can access, and how it's used — in a form your auditor can follow. Read-only, and never in your traffic.

EU AI ActTransparency and record-keeping obligations apply since 2 August 2026, and many small companies using AI will need to show they know what's running. Aduno keeps those records.

Aduno — what it doesSheet 01Phase 0 prototype
No.AreaReference
01DiscoverEvery AI tool, bot and agent connected to your workspace — installed apps, OAuth grants, agent accounts — including the ones nobody told you about.
02ReportA weekly digest in plain English: which AI tools and bots are connected, what data they can access, what changed since last week, and anything worth a closer look.
03EvidenceOne-click evidence packs to support EU AI Act deployer records — a document you hand straight to the auditor, customer or regulator who asked.

Read-only connections throughout. Nothing installs on devices, nothing sits between you and your AI tools.

02 · How it works
Step 1

Connect

Sign in and connect Slack with a standard consent screen. No agents to install, no network changes, no policy builder. Target: under ten minutes from signup to first findings.

Step 2

See

A dashboard and weekly note that answer the three questions that matter: which AI tools are connected, what data can each one reach, and did anything change that shouldn't have.

Step 3

Prove

When someone asks how AI is used, Aduno has the record. Export the evidence pack built from what was observed in your workspace. Packs are evidence, not a certificate.

03 · What you'll see
Weekly digest — illustrative sampleHale & Rowan
Illustrative sample for Hale & Rowan, a 42-person practice. Not measured by Aduno in production.

Here is what AI is doing this week.

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AI apps in Slack

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can read files

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new this week

Worth a lookClaude can read files in #client-files