Contracts for autonomous and AI systems

Securely orchestrate business processes with services and systems

Zero trust for business logic

Introducing Decombine Smart Legal Contracts

Create and adapt services to be cloud-native and usable by AI agents in secure, compliant, and auditable ways. Use leading Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) tools to evolve your business logic from legacy constraints to a repeatable, software-defined systems.

GitOps for Business: Deploy business logic through code. Incorporate business logic directly into source control and continuously deploy it instead of relying on manual processes.
Compliant by Design: Reduce compliance overhead by using Open Policy Agent (OPA) to prove and enforce compliance instead of recreating processes to report it.
Flexible: Decombine Smart Legal Contracts are open-source and can be run on any modern operating system. Use cloud providers or bring your own Kubernetes.

Don't just take our word for it

Privacy or security obsessed? We get it.

Decombine Smart Legal Contracts are based on open standards and operated on one of the most paranoid platforms in the world.

Code is truth.

Contracts texts, permissions, and logic are all synchronized from your choice of source control. Run anything from the most simple programs to the most complex infrastructure.

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End-to-End Encryption.

Decombine is encrypted from the bottom up. Contracts are encrypted while running using Confidential Compute, encrypted at rest, and encrypted in transit using a zero-trust network protocol.

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Private by Principle.

Your data never leaves Decombine's encrypted systems. We run everything ourselves, from our servers to all of our services. No third-party services are used unless your contracts do.

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Relationships as Code

Seriously complex? No problem.

Integrate Open Policy Agent (OPA) guardrails directly into your business and leverage powerful, Relationship and Role Based Access Control (ReBAC) to create complex, fine-grained authorization directly in your contracts.