Session details

Quick overview

Review one session's outcome, policy signals, captured steps, and supporting evidence. Available sections depend on your role and the recorded data.

Start here:

Review the session summary and any flagged signals.
Choose the story view that best explains the session.
Open a step to inspect its recorded detail.
Use the evidence and export actions available to your role when you need a shareable record.

VeriProof shows only information that was captured for the session and that your role can access.

Proposed action risk rates what the application was about to do, based on the facts it sent and before any rule had a chance to stop it. It is not a rating of the risk that remains once your controls have acted, and it says nothing about risk to a person. Open the rating to see the factors behind it.

The session summary identifies the SDK package, version, and language reported by the integration. It also names the framework adapter when one was used. None reported means no adapter identity was recorded. It does not establish whether an adapter was used or whether it failed.

Review one AI session using the information VeriProof received. Start with Overview for its outcome and evidence. Open Timeline, when available, to inspect the captured steps.

Open a session

Open Session details from Sessions, from an application’s Sessions tab, or from a linked Inbox or review item. The application route is:

/applications/<application-id>/sessions/<session-id>

Read the session story

The story area can present the captured session in several views, depending on the session structure and your role:

Timeline shows steps in recorded order.
Hierarchy shows parent and delegated work.
Chat shows captured conversation content when available.
Swimlane compares work across actors over time.
State shows how recorded state changed.
Journey presents the session as a connected flow.
Flow emphasizes cause and effect in the decision process.

Not every view appears for every session. Choose a step to inspect the evidence recorded for it.

Steps with screen captures show a capture indicator. Select the step to review its associated images. Use the session capture gallery to compare all captured moments, then open an image for a larger view. Captures provide visual context; use the verified-outcome step to confirm the business result. See Govern computer-use applications.

Check captured detail

Step detail can include timing, model information, token use, policy signals, guardrail results, and captured input or output. Missing content means the integration did not capture it or your role cannot view it; it does not mean the step had no input or output.

Review outcomes and policy evidence

Use the available outcome, risk, policy, oversight, and evidence sections to understand why the session has its current status. Open the related rule or workflow when the evidence points to follow-up work.

Understand proposed action risk

This rating describes business, operational, or compliance exposure of the proposed action before controls act. It does not describe a patient’s clinical condition or the risk remaining after approval, review, or a blocked action.

Review the recorded risk factors to understand the rating. A screening signal is not a confirmed finding. An approved outcome does not, by itself, reduce risk.

For the public simulators, the most severe applicable factor determines the rating. The saved session identifies the sample assessment model and its scope. Low means no elevated condition in that model matched the submitted facts. It does not establish that the action is safe or compliant.

Customer applications own their assessment criteria. Record specific reasons with the rating so reviewers can compare those reasons with the source evidence.

Export a record

The Export menu can include compliance reports, evidence packs, policy evidence, and CSV data. Availability depends on your permissions and plan. Confirm the session and scope before you download or share an export.

What this page does not do

Reviewing a session does not change its captured evidence. If your role has access, select Compare with another session and choose a second session from the same application. The comparison opens a separate page.