Varitas · Information governance with privacy by design
Interviews hold the answers. Most of them go unused. Prism turns recorded interviews into evidence you can cite.
Review and search every stakeholder interview, compare what each person said, and keep it all encrypted under keys your team holds.
The demo is read-only and uses fictional interviews.
- Dolores Whitfield
- Raymond Okafor
- Priya Venkataraman
- Marcus Reyes
- Tanya Bloom
- Hector Salgado
- Wendy Ocampo
- Devon Pratt
- Alina Kovach
- Sam Iyer
Ten interviews. Hours of audio.
Nobody has time to replay them all.
- 1:19 Interviewer When an eligibility exception comes up, who signs it?
- 1:25 Raymond Okafor Every single exception comes to me for signature, without fail,
Your team reviews the transcript, confirms who spoke, and approves it.
- Dolores Whitfield none
- Raymond Okafor 2 passages
- Priya Venkataraman 1 passage
- Marcus Reyes 1 passage
- Tanya Bloom 2 passages
- Hector Salgado none
- Wendy Ocampo none
- Devon Pratt 1 passage
- Alina Kovach none
- Sam Iyer none
7 passages in 5 interviews, each with its quote.
Who signs eligibility exceptions
“Every single exception comes to me for signature, without fail.”
“Supervisors sign off on exceptions right here at our level.”
Candidate disagreement, for your review
Prism shows where accounts disagree, with the quotes side by side.
Every answer cites the moment someone said it.
From interviews to evidence you can cite.
From a recording to an answer you can cite.
A glossary-aware AI pass can run before review; structured findings and lens analysis begin only after approval.
Import
Zoom cloud recordings arrive automatically, or upload a transcript file. Speaker names and timestamps come with them.
Clean up
Your team records its processing permission before cleanup. A glossary-aware AI pass fixes names and jargon. The raw transcript is kept beside the cleaned one, except turns you remove from Prism.
Review
Your team edits, renames speakers and approves. Structured findings begin after approval, and lens matches appear once an approved interview is analyzed.
Analyze
Prism pulls a structured record from each interview, and runs the questions your team writes across all of them.
Ask
Ask across one interview, a group or everything. Every answer cites the quotes behind it.
Catch where interviews contradict each other.
Once every interview can be cited, they can be compared. When several people describe the same process, their accounts rarely match, and the mismatch is often where the real problem is. Prism puts the quotes side by side; your team reviews each one against the source.
Who signs eligibility exceptions
“Every single exception comes to me for signature, without fail.”
“Supervisors sign off on exceptions right here at our level.”
Candidate disagreement, for your team to review
Built for conversations where people were candid.
Disagreement only surfaces when people speak candidly, and people say more when they trust where their words go. That is why Varitas builds with privacy by design: in Prism, your team holds the keys.
1:19 When an eligibility exception comes up, who signs it?
1:25 Every single exception comes to me for signature, without fail,
The transcript, as your team sees it.
Workspace key
Created in your browser
- Passkey
- Passphrase
- Recovery file
Your team holds the key. We never receive your passphrase or passkey secret.
The database holds ciphertext. Only what the service needs stays readable.
AI sees text only, and only for work your unlocked team starts.
Prism is encrypted at rest with customer-held keys, not end-to-end encryption. It is meant for non-sensitive, non-regulated information. We do not claim SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification. Read the privacy policy
Let’s try it on your interviews.
Bring a question where your interviews might disagree, and we will run a lens on it together.
How a workspace comes together
- Varitas sets up your workspace in the region you choose
- Your admin signs in with a passkey and saves the recovery file
- Invite your team
- Connect Zoom, or upload transcript files