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Metric Provenance
Sovereign Data Governance Infrastructure
Executive Summary

The Certification Authority
for EU AI Act Compliance

The Open Data Governance Standard (ODGS) is a notary for data governance. Enterprises write rules in Collibra, Databricks, and Snowflake — ODGS mechanically enforces those rules at runtime and issues hardware-backed certificates as proof of enforcement. Non-compliant data is automatically blocked.

"Silence over Error." — If compliance cannot be proven, the data does not proceed — by design, not by policy. This is the enforcement guarantee that transforms audit documentation into regulatory evidence.

How It Works

① Ingest

Bridge connects to your data layer (Databricks, Snowflake, Collibra)

② Enforce

ODGS engine validates every metric against its legal definition

③ Prove

S-Cert Registry mints an Ed25519 cryptographic certificate

⚡ Databricks Unity Catalog ❄️ Snowflake 📊 Collibra 🏛 TNO FLINT (Legal Ontology) 🤖 AI / LLM Bridge 🔐 GCP Cloud KMS
Organic Adoption Across 50+ Countries
50+
Countries
9,400+
Deployments
6
Platform Bridges
SSRN
Published · Strict Liability Shields
Why ODGS — Not Another GRC Tool
01

Enforcement, Not Observability

GRC tools observe and report. ODGS mechanically halts non-compliant pipelines. The difference between a smoke detector and a fire sprinkler.

02

Hardware-Backed Proof (The Notary)

Every enforcement run produces a tamper-proof digital certificate. Non-repudiable evidence for regulators. Government and regulatory clients can deploy their own Sovereign Certification Authority.

03

Standards-Track

ODGS is a candidate reference implementation for CEN/CENELEC JTC 25 (Data Management & Governance) through NEN, the Dutch standards body.

04

Zero Data Movement

ODGS validates in-place. PII never leaves the client's enclave. No data extraction, no cloud dependency, no sovereignty risk.

See the Evidence

Live adoption data across 50+ countries — zero marketing spend.