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Last Updated: September 6, 2026
What the status badges mean
Every architecture, blueprint, case study, and governance page on this site carries one of four status badges. We use them so you never have to guess whether something is real, running, or aspirational.
Actually running right now. Publicly accessible or bookable — you can click into it yourself.
A working build we've tested, demonstrated on synthetic or generic data — not real client data, and not a production deployment.
A roadmap item or design approach we're actively building. Not a shipped product yet.
A financial or technical model built on stated assumptions — not an audited result or a completed client outcome. Adjust the assumptions to your own numbers.
On named clients
We only name a client on this site when that client has given us explicit permission to do so. If a page doesn't name a client, treat any figures, KPIs, or outcomes on it as a demonstration or model — not a description of work performed for a specific customer.
On compliance and certifications
Where we mention frameworks like NIST AI RMF, SOC 2, or the EU AI Act, we are describing the frameworks that inform how we design — human-in-the-loop gates, audit logging, access controls — not asserting that Ambiakshi or a specific system has passed a third-party audit or holds a certification. We do not currently hold formal compliance certifications unless a specific product page states otherwise. If your engagement has a hard compliance requirement, tell us directly and we'll scope accordingly — including bringing in outside audit partners where that's the right call.
Questions about a specific claim
If you see a number, a client reference, or a compliance claim on this site and want to verify it before relying on it, ask us. We'd rather answer the question directly than have you guess.
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