Trust starts with explainable risk intelligence.
Every score, alert, and recommendation in LaneGuard can be traced back to the data that produced it — and overridden by the humans accountable for the decision.
Every number, defensible.
No black-box scores
Every risk score breaks down into the factors that produced it — with each weight visible.
Signal to impact
Each alert shows the originating signal, dependencies, and the operational impact it implies.
Confidence levels
Low confidence is shown as low confidence — never disguised by a precise-looking number.
Data freshness
Every panel surfaces when its data was last refreshed. Stale states are explicit, not hidden.
Human override & review
Operators can override any score, suppress any alert, or escalate any recommendation.
Attested controls, stated plainly.
ISO 27001 is not yet certified — the final audit is scheduled for Q3 2026. We publish only what has been attested.
- Risk scoring
- Signal aggregation
- Notification triggering
- Supplier switching
- Purchase-order cancellation
- Rerouting approval
Users may manually override any risk score. Every override is logged with a required reason code, and 88% of assessments pass through manual review — all High and Critical alerts require human sign-off.
What the telemetry actually shows.
Measured from system telemetry and user-marked false-positive flags in the LaneGuard UI across all reporting accounts.
False positives come primarily from low-fidelity 3PL telemetry in emerging markets. Low-confidence signals are routed to manual procurement verification.
