When accountability is questioned.
Proof must already exist.

Horizon is a system of record for critical decisions.

It captures decisions as immutable facts, before they need to be explained.

Human. Automated. AI-driven.

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The reality organizations face

Every organization makes decisions that carry risk.

Some are human.

Some are automated.

Some are delegated to AI systems.

Most are not provable.

When something goes wrong, teams rely on:

logs never designed for accountability
emails written after the fact
narratives reconstructed under pressure

That is not proof.

That is exposure.

What breaks when proof is missing

Audits turn into investigations
Individuals become personally exposed
Decisions are judged on explanations, not facts
Accountability becomes fragile

At that point, it's already too late.

What Horizon does

Horizon records decisions as facts.

Not workflows.

Not policies.

Not explanations.

Decisions.

Each decision is:

explicitly declared
time-stamped
sealed
independently verifiable

Once recorded, it cannot be altered, rewritten, or disputed.

What counts as a decision

A decision exists when an outcome can affect reality.

For example:

an approval or rejection
an authorization or override
an acceptance of risk
a system-triggered action

Whether the decision comes from:

a human
an automated system
an AI system

Horizon records the fact that it happened, and under whose authority.

Decisions are not judged. They are proven.

Horizon does not decide.

Horizon does not validate.

Horizon does not enforce rules.

It preserves:

what was decided
by whom or by which system
when
under which declared context
with which justification or authority

Neutrality is what makes the proof defensible.

Built for AI accountability, not limited to AI

AI systems amplify risk:

decisions scale instantly
context disappears quickly
responsibility becomes blurred

Horizon provides definitive proof for:

production go / no-go approvals
acceptance of residual AI risk
model and data validation sign-offs
automated approvals and overrides
post-incident decisions

This enables human accountability, even when decisions are automated.

Incident-ready by design

Decisions exist:

before incidents
during incidents
after incidents

Horizon links decisions to incidents when needed, and preserves:

timelines
snapshots
complete proof packages

When accountability is questioned, the facts are already there.

What Horizon replaces

Email approvals→sealed decision records
Tickets and comments→attributable decisions
Static PDFs→decision timelines
Manual reconstruction→immediate proof

Less stress.

Less exposure.

More certainty.

Who Horizon is for

Legal & Compliance: Defend decisions with facts, not narratives.

Risk & AI Governance: Demonstrate accountability without relying on fragile systems.

Audit: Rely on independent, verifiable evidence.

Executives: Reduce exposure as automation scales.

What Horizon is not

Not a decision engine
Not a policy engine
Not a governance platform
Not an AI explainability tool

Horizon exists after decisions are made, not before.

One simple question

Which decision would you need to prove tomorrow?

Horizon starts there.