Your AItrade compliancedepartment.

Your documents are stored securely with strict access controls. All uploads are validated and sanitized. Only authenticated members of your organization can access your data, and all traffic is encrypted. See our security practices →

Olivra currently monitors regulatory sources across four jurisdictions: United States (Federal Register, CBP CSMS, OFAC, BIS Entity List, ITA Screening List, USITC HTS, DHS UFLPA), Canada (CBSA, USMCA updates), Mexico (SAT, USMCA), and European Union (EU Official Journal, EU Sanctions). WCO international customs standards are monitored globally.

Olivra's outputs are grounded in your uploaded compliance documents and the regulatory sources it monitors. Your team reviews all AI-generated content before it becomes part of your compliance record — nothing is finalized without explicit confirmation. As with any AI system, you should review outputs carefully and apply your own compliance judgment.

General AI is useful for research. It's not useful for compliance. When an auditor asks why you updated your export classification procedure in March, “I asked ChatGPT” is not an answer. There's no record of what it told you, no link to the regulatory change that triggered the update, and no version history showing your program before and after. Olivra keeps the chain of custody intact: every proposed change is tied to the specific regulatory event that triggered it, timestamped, and logged with who reviewed and approved it.

Yes. Olivra uses a propose-then-confirm model — all AI-suggested changes are presented as proposals that require explicit human approval before being applied to your compliance program. Every approval is logged with a timestamp and user identity for audit purposes.

Compliance program history, AI action logs, approval records, and document versions are retained for the life of your account. All records are exportable to PDF or CSV for external audit or legal review.