[product]
Governance that fits the way enterprises review code.
Autometric productizes governance around a serious review engine. Roles, permissions, immutable history, and deployment choices exist to make best-in-class AI review operational inside regulated software teams.
[permission matrix]
Roles that match how enterprises actually operate.
platform_admin
tenant config, model routing, deployment controls
security_auditor
read findings, export evidence, inspect review history
team_lead
repo rollout, thresholds, scoped framework packs
developer
review feedback, fix suggestions, personal settings
[retention + scope]
Audit history that survives procurement.
Immutable review logs
Preserve review outcomes, who approved what, and why a merge was blocked.
Scoped enforcement
Different repositories can carry different framework and risk obligations without separate tools.
Deployment choices
SaaS, VPC, on-prem, and air-gapped paths for regulated workloads.
[rbac]
Roles designed for how enterprise buying really works.
- Eight built-in roles with scoped access to repos, findings, settings, and export paths.
- 50-plus atomic permissions for tighter delegation where enterprise buyers require it.
- Immutable review history that survives procurement and internal control review.
- Deployment paths from SaaS to air-gapped for workloads that cannot leave your boundary.
[why it matters]
Governance exists to make the reviewer deployable.
Governance only matters if the underlying reviewer is good enough to adopt. Autometric treats RBAC, retention, scope, and deployment as the controls that let a best-in-class AI code review engine operate in environments where security, compliance, and procurement are part of the decision.
[procurement fit]
The tool your developers like should still pass the questionnaire.
Autometric is designed so engineering does not have to choose between strong review quality and an answerable governance story. That is why trust artifacts, deployment modes, audit history, and scoped enforcement sit close to the product instead of around it.