Supervise AI-assisted workwith a record for every person.
Firms letting staff use Claude need to show who did what with it. OpenWatch attributes every session to a person, checks prompts against your AI policy daily and keeps findings in an append-only trail.
Supervisionneeds something to supervise.
01
Usage isn't tied to people
Vendor dashboards show totals. Supervisors need to see a person's AI-assisted work.
02
Client data rules are hard to check
Policies say what can't go into AI tools. Proving they're followed takes evidence.
03
Spend grows without explanation
AI costs climb across desks with no view of who or what drives them.
Scenarios
Supervision questions,answered from one record.
How OpenWatch answers
Filter sessions to one person and period, open any session to see prompts, tool calls and referenced documents, and export the list for the review file.
How OpenWatch answers
Write the rule into your AI policy. Claude checks recent prompts against it daily and files a ticket, citing the messages, when it finds a likely breach.
How OpenWatch answers
Anomaly detection compares daily spend with its 7-day baseline and files a ticket naming the person and citing the sessions behind the spike.
What supervisors get.
- An attributed recordEvery session tied to the person signed in to Claude.
- Daily policy checksLikely breaches filed as tickets with the messages cited.
- Spend with names on itBilled usage per person and product from Anthropic.
- Findings that can't be editedTicket history and citations are append-only.
Controls
Evidence first,access by role.
Attributed to a person
Every session carries the identity signed in to Claude Desktop or claude.ai.
Append-only evidence
Ticket events and citations are added, never edited.
Versioned AI policy
Policy changes create a new version. Earlier versions are kept.
Entra sign-in and roles
People see their own activity. Admins see the organisation.
Read-only by design
OpenWatch reads Claude's data. It never writes to Claude or blocks your people.
In your cloud account
Attri deploys and runs OpenWatch inside your own cloud subscription.
Questions from financial firms
Is OpenWatch a books-and-records archive?
No. It isn't a WORM archive and doesn't claim to meet electronic recordkeeping requirements on its own. It gives supervisors an attributed record and findings to review alongside your archive.
Does it block staff from sharing client data?
No. OpenWatch reads and reports. It doesn't block prompts.
Can we see spend by desk or cost centre?
Not yet. Breakdowns are by person, product, model and day.
Which AI tools does it cover?
Claude today: Desktop, Cowork, Claude Code inside Desktop, and claude.ai. If you need another tool covered, tell us.
Someone will ask what happened.Have the answer ready.
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