Proctored is the agent you deploy to every client device to see which AI tools people use, stop sensitive data before it leaves, and prove it to auditors. Every client, one console.
No credit card. No network changes. A thirty-minute demo on a real device, not slides.
It contained data your organization doesn't allow to be sent to AI tools.
You manage the endpoint, so when a customer list ends up in a chatbot, the question lands on your desk. Most tools can't even see it happen.
Desktop apps, coding assistants at the command line, MCP tool servers plugged into Claude Code and Cursor, and local models. Browser-extension tools see one of those.
A work laptop signed in to a personal ChatGPT account has no data agreement, no retention control and no audit trail. Nobody knows until something surfaces.
HIPAA, PCI DSS, CMMC and SOC 2 questionnaires now ask about AI. Your clients' auditors want evidence that the control ran, not a PDF that says it should.
The agent routes only AI services through itself. Everything else on the device goes direct and is never touched.
One installer per platform for all your clients. Push it with the client ID; devices enrol and report within a minute. Updates install silently and are signature-verified.
Proctored-Setup.exe install --org-key GOV-… --client-id TOOTHNAIL-1Prompts, uploads, pasted files and the text inside images are inspected on the device with the client's rules. The decision is made before the data leaves.
Policies, approved apps, exception requests, alerts and client reports in one place. Alerts open tickets in your PSA and close themselves when resolved.
Proctored tells Claude from Claude Code and ChatGPT from Codex, even on shared domains. It inventories desktop apps, local models and the MCP servers configured in coding tools. And it knows whether each person is on a work account or a personal one.
Forty-three detectors with checksum validation and context, seven document types, custom lists and exact data match. Rules decide per client and per app: monitor, warn with a business reason, redact in place, or block. Employees who hit a block can ask for a time-boxed exception; you approve it in one click, and the grant works on that one device only.
Every client gets a report with usage, protection, shadow AI, coverage and control evidence mapped to eight frameworks. Snapshots are frozen with a SHA-256 digest; the audit log is hash-chained and verifiable in the console; a read-only API feeds your SIEM.
Most "AI governance for MSPs" products are a browser plug-in. Proctored is an agent on the device, which is the difference between watching one window and governing the machine.
The ChatGPT and Claude desktop apps, Claude Code, Codex and SDK traffic are inspected for content, not just allowed or blocked.
Inventory the MCP servers configured in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and VS Code, labelled by reach. Block remote servers; inspect every tool call to the approved ones.
Time-boxed, device-bound, one-click approvals with a reason on record. Rules nobody should get around never admit them.
Know which apps are really being inspected, and hear about it when a vendor's format change makes one go dark.
USB, clipboard, data at rest, AirDrop and private app access, with the same rules and the same console. No second product.
Only AI services are routed through the agent. Prompts are redacted in events unless a client chooses otherwise. Each device keeps its own certificate authority.
Per device, per month, billed like the rest of your stack. Three-tier tenancy, your brand and your help desk on every device and report, industry policy templates, and onboarding that takes an afternoon.
No. The agent serves a proxy configuration that routes only AI-service domains, the web channels a client opts into, and decided MCP servers through itself. Every other site goes direct and is never seen. Prompt capture is redacted by default and can be turned off per client.
It's a single static binary using about 20 MB of memory. Inspection happens on the device for AI traffic only, so there's no round trip to a cloud and nothing to wait for on ordinary browsing.
One hundred and sixty-two catalogued apps across chat, coding, search, image, voice and meeting assistants, agents, legal and clinical AI, browser AI extensions, enterprise model APIs, embedded AI inside SaaS such as Notion AI and Microsoft 365 Copilot, plus local LLM runtimes, the desktop apps, command-line tools such as Claude Code and Codex, and MCP servers. Custom apps can be added by domain or client signature.
On macOS a root daemon and on Windows a service running as LocalSystem own the proxy setting and re-apply it every thirty seconds. If enforcement is degraded the console alerts and your RMM health probe reports it. A standard user cannot remove the agent.
They ask for an exception from the block page or the device panel, with a reason and a duration. You get an alert, approve or deny in one click, and the grant is bound to that device and time-limited. Every message sent under it is still logged.
Per device, per month, with partner pricing for service providers. There's no hardware and no setup fee. Ask us and we'll come back with numbers for your device count.
Tell us about your client base and we'll show Proctored catching a real block, approving a real exception, and producing a real report.