Use cases

Find the StreamKernel scenario that already looks like your environment.

Different industries, one recurring problem: a decision executes, something acts on it, and nobody can prove afterwards which policy applied, which model ran, or what the decision saw. Each scenario below governs that moment. None of them require replacing the platform that produces the decision.

Vertical scenarios

Buyer language first, runtime mechanics underneath.

Each scenario maps a familiar operational job onto the same execution boundary: admission, policy decision, permitted model or action, provenance, evidence, routing, and governed delivery.

Financial Services

Fraud, AML, sanctions, credit, risk, compliance, and platform teams that need enforceable policy and reconstructable evidence around decisions their existing engines already make. StreamKernel governs the execution path; it does not replace the decision engine.

Healthcare

Privacy, security, AI governance, clinical, and device data teams that need PHI-aware inference and governed routing inside their own runtime boundary.

National Defense

Disconnected, restricted, and edge environments where telemetry and sensor streams need local inference, policy denial paths, route labels, and record-level provenance without a call out to a hosted control plane.

Public Sector

Public-sector AI, compliance, security, lakehouse, and data engineering teams that need inference requests to leave with evidence envelopes.

Agentic AI

AI platform, security, compliance, enterprise architecture, and risk teams that need governed event boundaries around tool activity.

Enterprise Data Platform

Platform and data engineering teams modernizing event movement, pre-ingest AI, observability intake, model operations, and multi-destination fan-out.

Buyer triggers

When StreamKernel should enter the conversation.

The strongest fit is a team trying to score, govern, and deliver sensitive event streams without adding another fragile chain of services.

  • Credit, fraud, AML, sanctions, pre-trade, or reporting flows need model scores and policy evidence before records leave controlled finance systems.
  • Clinical, HL7/FHIR, claim, note, or device streams need PHI-aware inference without routing sensitive records to unmanaged model endpoints.
  • Defense telemetry must keep inference, policy, route labels, and provenance inside disconnected or restricted environments with no call out to a hosted control plane.
  • Public-sector inference programs need model identity, input/output hashes, retention posture, and audit evidence attached to every request.
  • Agentic AI programs need tool calls captured as governed events before actions affect enterprise systems.
  • Enterprise migration, OpenTelemetry, pgvector, lakehouse, or MCP control-plane teams need one path with consistent DLQ, retry, metrics, and sink behavior.

Proof-first review

Pair any use case with a sample receipt.

The Governed Event Receipt turns a use-case story into an inspectable proof envelope for one event: policy decision, route, provenance, model context, and audit-chain reference.

Commercial path

Bring the scenario closest to your environment.

A short architecture review maps one decision path to the governed execution boundary, and says plainly which controls are enforceable today and which need pilot work.