For Chief Compliance Officers

Scale AI adoption without sacrificing your compliance culture.

Define global governance rules, set model-specific guidelines, and review recorded AI activity to retain visibility while AI scales.

Tokenize MCP Servers page listing each server's presence on devices, users, tool calls, failure rate, and when it was last seen

AI Model Control

Define compliance guidelines by teams, users, and models.

Set user- or team-specific defaults, and review AI usage by user.

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AI Spend Observability

Retain critical compliance records.

Retain AI output history and enable AI traceability to satisfy external audit requirements.

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MCP Governance

Govern externally connected AI tools.

Catalog tool calls, MCP servers, and reported AI connections to monitor for potential data leakage or security risks.

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Frequently asked questions

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What data does Tokenize collect?

Records of AI assistant work: which tool and model ran, when, how many tokens, what it cost, and what kind of task it was. Whether prompt text is included is your organization's choice, and it is a setting you control.

Can I restrict which models people use?

Yes. You can set model access rules for the organization. That is the usual way teams keep expensive frontier models for the work that needs them.

Who inside my company can see what?

Access follows the roles you set. Admins see the organization-wide view, individuals see their own. Directory sync keeps that accurate without manual cleanup.

Can we turn off prompt content entirely?

Yes. An organization-level setting prevents prompt text from being sent. Cost, token, and usage data remain available when prompt content is off.

Can we delete our data?

Yes. We have a documented deletion process that covers the usage records and the reports built from them. Ask us and we will walk you through the scope and the timeline.

Do you have a SOC 2 report?

Our latest security and compliance documentation, including our current SOC 2 status and available reports, lives in the Tokenize Trust Center. You can review the public materials there or request access to restricted documents.

  • GDPR
  • SOC 2 Type II
  • SAML SSO
  • SCIM Provisioning

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