GI Carry Forward Ledger
Carry Forward Ledger
A ledger for claims that cross a company boundary. Each claim is re-examined when it is received, not passed along on trust.
See pricing- Supplier
- Claim ARe-evaluated on receipt
- Integrator
- Claim BRe-evaluated on receipt
- Customer
A violation in Claim A is inherited by Claim B, and by every claim after it.
- Allow
- Restrict
- Escalate
- Block
What it does
A claim is a statement one organization makes to another about an artifact, such as a part, a software component, or a vulnerability. The ledger governs what happens to that claim after it changes hands.
Re-evaluates every claim
A claim records who issued it, who received it, what it says about which artifact, and the evidence behind it. The ledger checks it against the rules of its profile and returns Allow, Restrict, Escalate, or Block, listing the conditions that produced the result. The verdict is recomputed whenever the claim’s inputs change.
Carries violations downstream
Each claim can point to the claims it was built on. When a claim upstream violates the rules, every claim that follows inherits that violation, however many hops away.
Does not take trust on faith
A claim can declare a high level of trust, such as vendor-verified or approved by an authority. If the receiving organization hasn’t recorded how the claim maps to its own artifact, the ledger lowers it to the self-attested level.
Keeps the history
Every claim keeps its lifecycle history. If someone overrides a verdict, the override is recorded next to the computed verdict instead of replacing it, and a chain viewer follows any claim back through the claims behind it.
Works with the files you have
Import claims from JSON or CSV files, export a ledger as JSON or CSV, and produce a report as a Word document. It runs as a single file in your browser, and nothing you enter is sent to Governed Intelligence or anyone else.
Built-in profiles
Each profile sets the trust levels a claim can declare and the severity scale it is judged on. The same engine runs all three.
| Profile | Trust levels, lowest to highest |
|---|---|
| Automotive supply chains (OEM and Tier-N) |
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| Software bills of materials and vulnerabilities |
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| Aerospace parts traceability |
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Pricing
One price for the Carry Forward Ledger, plus annual maintenance. It is sold separately from the seven Governance Protocols, with its own checkout.
Due now
$2,997
- Carry Forward Ledger
- $2,997
- Annual maintenance
- $600 per year
Prices are in US dollars. The amount due now and the annual maintenance fee are shown separately.
Also looking for the seven Governance Protocols? See the Protocols and their pricing.