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Claim Firewall for High-Stakes AI Outputs
AI output should not becometrusted output by default.
QEL breaks drafts into claims, maps them to evidence, applies rule packs, and keeps unsupported or review-required claims out of final output.
Synthetic, public, or redacted workflows only. No sensitive documents.
Get a claim map, evidence map, decision table, review appendix, survived output, and audit summary for one synthetic/redacted workflow.
Raw Draft
AI claimpolicy claimExtracted Claims
supportedneeds caveatunsupportedreview requiredEvidence / Rules
source span mapped
wrong source blocked
review queue routed
Output Firewall
final-output gateSurvived Output
Only admitted or caveated claims pass.
Blocked and review-required claims stop here.
registry allowedOpening limited QEL Pre-Flight Reviews
Send one synthetic, public, or redacted workflow. Get a claim-admission report back.
QEL returns a structured review showing what is admitted, caveated, blocked, review-required, and missing evidence.
Claim map
Material claims extracted from the workflow.
Evidence map
Sources and source spans tied to claims.
Rule-pack decisions
Admission, caveat, block, or review-required.
Missing-evidence register
What needs support before trust.
Survived output
Final text only from allowed claims.
Review appendix
Stopped claims with reasons.
Audit/provenance summary
Deterministic trail for the review.
The last-mile problem
The failure is not only hallucination. It is unsupported claims surviving.
AI-generated work is becoming vendor reviews, governance memos, legal/policy drafts, board packets, compliance summaries, audit reports, and AI approval packets. They sound confident before they are supported.
Overbroad vendor claims
A vendor says customer data is never used for training. QEL checks policy, exceptions, and caveats.
Missing evidence
A summary sounds complete but lacks the source record needed for final output.
Wrong source type
A sales page is not enough support for a governed AI-risk claim.
Stale support
Old evidence can require caveat or review before reuse.
Legal/compliance review needed
QEL routes sensitive conclusions to review instead of admitting them.
Unsupported final summaries
Final output cannot inherit claims that failed admission.
How QEL works
AI can draft. QEL decides what survives.
Extract material claims
Drafts become reviewable claim records.
Map evidence and source spans
Claims point to the records that support or fail them.
Apply rule packs
Source type, caveat, review, and exclusion rules are deterministic.
Decide status
Admitted, caveated, blocked, or review-required.
Compile survived output
Only allowed claims can enter final text.
Preserve audit trail
The review produces an artifact, not vibes.
Synthetic controlled proof
Final output only from admitted or caveated claims.
Synthetic controlled evaluations only. Not legal advice. Not compliance certification. Not production approval.
Legal extraction benchmark, default deterministic path
38 extracted candidates. 22 of 24 gold material claims matched. 0.86 F1. LLM assistance skipped by default.
Where Pre-Flight Reviews fit
Built for high-stakes workflow owners.
Vendor AI Claim Review
Risky claim: We do not train on customer data.
QEL checks: source, policy, exception, caveat, review routing
Artifact: admitted/caveated/blocked decision
AI Governance Approval Packets
Risky claim: This use case is fully approved.
QEL checks: approval record, owner, risk tier, missing evidence
Artifact: review appendix
Legal / Policy Memo Review
Risky claim: The policy satisfies all requirements.
QEL checks: legal conclusion routing, support, caveat
Artifact: claim-admission table
GRC / Compliance Summaries
Risky claim: All controls are operating effectively.
QEL checks: control evidence, stale records, source type
Artifact: evidence map
Internal Audit Reports
Risky claim: No material gaps remain.
QEL checks: finding closure, proof record, reviewer route
Artifact: survived summary
Board / Nonprofit Proposal Review
Risky claim: The project is ready for approval.
QEL checks: bylaws, budget, vote path, missing evidence
Artifact: board-ready summary
Procurement / Contract Risk
Risky claim: The vendor indemnifies all AI harms.
QEL checks: contract clause, caveat, review routing
Artifact: blocked/review appendix
Agentic Workflow Readiness
Risky claim: The agent can act without human review.
QEL checks: rule pack, escalation, final-action boundary
Artifact: readiness register
FLAGSHIP SYNTHETIC WORKFLOWS
One claim firewall. Three high-stakes document workflows.
QEL applies the same final-output governance pattern across clinical/regulatory writing, financial-services documents, and insurance/legal assertions: extract claims, map evidence, apply configurable rule packs, compile survived output from admitted registry records, and preserve everything else in review and audit artifacts.
Controlled synthetic demos only. Not legal, medical, investment, insurance, regulatory, or compliance advice. Not production approval.
Clinical Study Report Review
Review a synthetic CSR narrative where efficacy, safety, subgroup, and regulatory-readiness claims must trace to tables, listings, protocol/SAP excerpts, and analysis traceability maps.
Rule pack: Synthetic FDA CSR Traceability Pack
Investment Memo Review
Review a synthetic investment memo where revenue growth, non-GAAP metrics, market claims, ESG language, peer comparisons, and forecast assumptions must map back to filings, model tabs, reconciliations, and source assumptions.
Rule pack: Synthetic SEC / Investment Memo Claim Support Pack
Insurance Coverage Review
Review a synthetic coverage determination where policy, exclusion, timeline, expert, denial, and legal assertion claims must map to exact policy clauses, claim-file facts, expert report spans, and review gates.
Rule pack: Synthetic Insurance Coverage Determination Pack
Want QEL to test a workflow like this?
Apply for a QEL Pre-Flight ReviewWhy not general AI review?
Generic AI can summarize. QEL controls what survives.
Prompt-based AI review
- narrative critique
- prompt-dependent
- no fixed admission record
- unsupported language can be copied forward
QEL
- claim table
- evidence map
- rule-pack decisions
- blocked/review appendix
- survived output only from admitted/caveated claims
- audit/provenance summary
What you receive
Your Pre-Flight Review Package
1 workflow processed
claim-admission report
evidence and missing-evidence map
blocked/review-required appendix
survived output comparison
20-minute walkthrough
workflow-fit recommendation
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Apply for a QEL Pre-Flight Review
Use this form to describe a synthetic, public, or redacted workflow. Do not submit confidential, privileged, PHI, regulated, or sensitive documents.
This form collects contact and workflow metadata only. Do not submit sensitive documents.
FAQ
Direct answers before you apply.
What is QEL?
QEL is a claim-admission and evidence-governance layer for high-stakes AI and drafted outputs.
Is this legal advice?
No. QEL produces review artifacts and does not provide legal advice.
Is this compliance certification?
No. QEL does not certify compliance or regulatory readiness.
Can I upload sensitive documents?
No. The application form accepts metadata only. Pre-Flight Reviews use synthetic, public, or redacted materials after scope is agreed.
What workflows are best?
AI governance packets, vendor claims, GRC summaries, legal/policy drafts, audit reports, board packets, procurement and contract reviews.
How is this different from general AI review?
Generic AI can summarize. QEL creates a claim-admission record and controls what enters survived output.
What do I get back?
Claim map, evidence map, decisions, missing evidence, survived output, appendix, and audit/provenance summary.
What does a pilot look like?
A controlled workflow review that determines whether QEL maps to your team's governance pain.
Is it a production deployment?
No production deployment claim is made. The Pre-Flight Review is a controlled evaluation.