Government · Prime contractors · Defense Industrial Base

A customer-owned evidence seam.

Serapis helps teams connect fragmented requirements, records, decisions, and software delivery without demanding a new system of record. Models can contribute useful work; bounded checks expose what can be established; named people retain authority; the accepted result keeps its basis.

Controlled demonstrations use synthetic records and have no mission effect. Live connectors, deployment boundaries, accreditation, operational authority, and mission suitability require customer authorization and trial evidence. No Department of Defense, U.S. Navy, or agency endorsement or award is implied.

The problem we heard

The truth is spread across systems. Accountability is not.

Government teams work across documents, messages, data platforms, staff packages, command direction, and systems of record. A decision may be visible, while the evidence, rule, owner, and resulting action remain difficult to reconstruct.

Serapis does not promise to replace those systems. We connect the bounded facts needed for one recurring determination, expose what is known and unknown, route named authority, and preserve the resulting receipt.

For the operatorOne clear task, the current state, missing proof, governing gate, and next accountable person.
For leadershipA roll-up of work, holds, aging unknowns, exceptions, and receipts without losing the basis beneath the summary.
For reviewA replayable chain from source evidence to rule result, human decision, and downstream effect.
For the customerCustomer-selected models, keys, databases, compute, rules, and authority inside the approved deployment profile.
Defense contractor assurance

Make compliance evidence operational.

A binder is not a living control system. Serapis is designed to help a prime or supplier organize evidence around the exact contractor information system, rule revision, owner, source, gap, and assessment boundary that matter.

Bounded trial capability

CMMC & NIST evidence engineering

Map a named system to the applicable NIST SP 800-171 revision and CMMC assessment workflow; preserve evidence, owners, freshness, gaps, and change history. Certification and assessment status remain with the authorized process.

Designed support boundary

Continuous assurance & cATO inputs

Connect traceable releases, control gates, continuous evidence, risk views, and software-supply-chain artifacts for customer review. ATO and cATO remain decisions of the designated Government authorization authorities.

Brownfield first

No new data lake premise

Observe approved source systems read-only first, keep source authority where it belongs, and add only the bounded workflow and evidence seam needed for the selected outcome.

Proposed paid selection trial

Prove one read-only seam inside the approved data path.

The recommended first trial is deliberately narrow: one recurring determination, synthetic or customer-authorized records, no operational write-back, and acceptance criteria a government reviewer can inspect directly.

Candidate trial scope · Not fielded

MSS / OSDK read-only application seam

Where the customer approves the path, the trial would evaluate a read-only application layer that reads bounded records through the tenant-approved MSS/OSDK surface, assembles an evidence packet, evaluates named rules as 0, 1, or UNKNOWN, routes a named human decision, and writes a trial receipt outside operational authority.

The connector, ontology mapping, identity boundary, deployment environment, and allowed data remain customer decisions. A public demo does not establish that integration.

One determinationA funding review, assessment record, manning validation, ordered gate, or similar bounded decision selected with the customer.
Read-only firstNo mission write-back or autonomous action in the selection trial.
Visible unknownsMissing, stale, contradictory, or unsupported evidence must hold visibly.
Named acceptanceCustomer reviewers inspect the exact records, rules, result, receipt, and usability of the operator path.
Candidate use cases

Decisions that should retain their basis.

These are examples for discovery and controlled demonstration—not claims of deployment, suitability, or mission authority.

01

Assessment record

Assemble bounded observations, source confidence, contradictions, applicable criteria, analyst judgment, and approval into a defensible assessment receipt.

02

Funding or resource review

Compare a request against named criteria, surface missing evidence, route the qualified reviewer, and preserve why the determination was made.

03

Manning validation

Connect requirement, authorization, readiness, and exception facts without erasing which source or authority supported the outcome.

04

Command gate

Translate a higher-level direction into explicit applicability, evidence, completion, exception, and acknowledgement states.

05

Packet assembly

Draft a staff package from approved sources, identify unsupported assertions, and route it through named review and signature.

06

Signed action receipt

Preserve who ordered, accepted, completed, verified, or held an action and the exact evidence available at each authority event.

Why Serapis

The control discipline we are proving—and the team building beside you.

Serapis is not pitching a new model or a generic workflow license. We are building toward a deterministic control and memory layer intended to let approved AI workers contribute without becoming unreviewed authority.

Serapis is a Kansas company with a veteran-led specialist team covering product, mission operations, engineering, security, data, and delivery. A bounded government engagement works directly with the responsible people.

SBA VetCertActive VOSB and SDVOSB certification: July 15, 2026–July 15, 2029.
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One seam firstProve value before asking the customer to expand scope.

SBA certification and contracting identifiers were verified in official public records on August 9, 2026; the applicable official record remains authoritative before award.

Claim boundary

A demonstration is not operational authority.

Serapis will build toward the customer’s approved environment, but each increase in authority requires its own technical evidence, security review, deployment decision, and human acceptance.

Demonstrable now

Interaction and proof pattern

Synthetic records can show evidence assembly, deterministic result states, named decision routing, receipts, and leadership roll-up.

Requires a bounded trial

Customer data and platform fit

Actual schemas, identity, MSS/OSDK mappings, usability, rule fidelity, and measurable reduction of unknowns require approved access and trial evidence.

Requires customer authority

Production and mission effect

Accreditation, operational suitability, live write-back, deployment scope, and continuing authority are customer decisions under the applicable process.

Select one proof

Give us the recurring decision your team most needs to defend.

We will shape a paid, read-only selection trial around the records, rules, users, and acceptance evidence you choose.