This report summarizes AI-assisted work attestations captured by AIAuth over the reporting period. All data is derived from cryptographically-signed receipts created by individual employees using the AIAuth Chrome extension or desktop agent.
What AIAuth captured: metadata only (timestamps, AI model name, file type, review decisions, chain linkage).
What AIAuth did not capture: content, prompt text, screen images, keystrokes, or any information that could identify the substance of the AI-assisted work.
Infrastructure: self-hosted AIAuth Enterprise server, operated by the reporting organization's IT team. Data resides on organization-controlled infrastructure throughout.
| Severity | Count | Resolved | Outstanding |
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| Department | Attestations | Review Rate | Rubber-Stamp Rate | Grade |
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Grade: A (≥95% reviewed, 0 critical violations), B (≥85%), C (≥70%), D (≥50%), F (<50%).
A "broken chain" means a receipt references a parent hash that cannot be found in the registry. This typically indicates a document whose lineage predates AIAuth adoption or whose parent receipt was created on a different AIAuth deployment.
AIAuth's canonical-text hashing enables chain-of-custody preservation across format conversions (e.g., Excel → CSV → PDF). Receipts whose byte-level content hashes differ but share a canonical-text hash represent the same logical document in different formats.
This report is generated by the AIAuth server. The metadata aggregations above are reproducible from the underlying enterprise_attestations table; the queries are documented in the AIAuth Enterprise Admin Guide, Appendix B.