Data ownership
The utility retains ownership of its raw data. Evaluation rights, derived artifacts, retention, deletion, and publication rights must be contractually explicit.
Trust and data governance
Dovrane combines governed data access, evidence lineage, tenant boundaries, and human authority so utilities can evaluate recommendations without surrendering operational control.
BETA PLATFORM · GOVERNED DATA · HUMAN AUTHORITYPlatform trust features
Security, data governance, traceability, and human authority are product capabilities—not presentation-layer promises.
Bounded evidence enters Dovrane; advisory recommendations return to human review without a control path to operational technology.
Source, receipt time, transformation, model version, recommendation version, and operator disposition remain connected.
Every material update preserves the prior decision state, alternatives, rationale, and evidence context.
Public, licensed, utility-confidential, derived, and restricted evidence stay explicitly classified.
Customer evidence, derived artifacts, access, retention, and deletion are scoped to the authorized workspace.
Data is protected in transit and at rest with role-scoped access and auditable administrative paths.
Monitoring, incident handling, recovery procedures, and change control support a resilient service boundary.
Control evidence is organized for enterprise diligence and independent review within its verified scope.
The utility retains ownership of its raw data. Evaluation rights, derived artifacts, retention, deletion, and publication rights must be contractually explicit.
Source, receipt time, transformation, model version, decision version, and review disposition remain linked.
Utility evaluations operate in tenant-isolated workspaces with scoped access, retention, and deletion controls.
Public, licensed, utility-confidential, derived, and restricted evidence classes are tracked separately.
Assurance by design
Dovrane organizes control evidence for customer diligence and maps its operating practices to relevant security and utility requirements. Independent attestations and certifications are represented only within their verified scope.