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Comparisons

Audact against the alternatives.

Every row dated, and dated to expire

Seven pages, one rule: every row carries the date on which we last read the other party's public documentation, it expires thirty-one days later, and no row says more than that documentation says. Where a competitor holds something we do not, it is on the page. If you find a row that is wrong, write to trust@audact.ai and we will correct it.

How to read these

Three rules we hold ourselves to.

  1. No row without a date, and no row past thirty-one days. Every row carries the day we read that party's public documentation and the day it expires; past that date the row is removed when the page is next built, without anyone having to notice. Where that has already happened, the card below says so and names the date.
  2. One sentence shape for compliance. About another vendor we write only that there is no published per-call attestation or cryptographic evidence mechanism, per their public documentation on a stated date. Never 'not compliant', never 'basic GDPR only', never an unexplained cross in a compliance column.

Switching

If you have already decided.

The migration guides are the practical half: what converts automatically, what needs a decision, and what we check before anyone commits to a date. The outbound webhook is In development (see /integrations).

Scope the switch on a call

Twenty minutes against your current setup. We map what converts, what does not, and what the first governed call needs, before you commit to anything.

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