DigiTrans LLC announced the DigiTrust Enterprise AI Evidence and Assurance Pilot, a 30- to 45-day engagement for regulated organizations to review AI workflows. The pilot evaluates two to three production AI workflows over 30 to 45 days and is publicly listed through AWS Marketplace. DigiTrust helps preserve supporting evidence, repeatable checks, human approvals, approved purpose, known limits and complete history behind AI outcomes. The pilot produces a workflow and control assessment, an evidence and review map, a record of known limitations, executive findings and a production roadmap. Initial discovery uses high-level workflow information, synthetic examples and de-identified material; secrets, credentials, protected health information, payment data, classified information and other regulated records are excluded unless a later agreement and approved data-handling plan are in place. The first pilot motions focus on financial services, healthcare and defense-safe enterprise operations, with example workflows including fraud and risk analysis, customer-service AI, clinical documentation, healthcare operations, cybersecurity decision support, knowledge assistants and controlled AI-agent workflows. DigiTrust supports existing governance, security, privacy, clinical, risk and audit programs rather than replacing them. Amazon Web Services notified DigiTrans that DigiTrust passed an AWS Solution Review, validating alignment with AWS best practices. Founder and CEO John Agbekponou said, “AI governance tells an organization what should happen. Evidence and assurance show what actually happened.”