Decision layer stays yours. Evidence layer sits underneath.
Decisioning stays with the OEM product. Notary Cloud records the event underneath.
The partner product remains the approval path. Notary Cloud receives the scoped event, signs the record, and returns a proof identifier for storage in the partner case record.
curl -X POST "$NC_API/v1/enforce/finance/payout_approval" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $NC_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"intent_type": "payout_approval",
"agent_id": "agent_01",
"decision": "APPROVED",
"context": {
"policy_version": "policy_2026_05",
"risk_score": 18
}
}'The static verifier page uses one ECDSA P-256 proof generated through the local finance enforce lifecycle.
Current partner-facing API surface.
- Partner API calls use Authorization: Bearer <api_key> and Content-Type: application/json.
- Production mode requires API keys. API keys map to tenant, principal, and role.
- There is no OAuth or mTLS path in the current code.
- Pilot deployments default to ECDSA-signed records. Internal-only signing modes do not produce externally-verifiable evidence.
- Default authenticated rate limit is 100 requests per minute per API key prefix plus IP.
- Webhooks: not in v1 lifecycle API. Partners use returned proof IDs and existing lifecycle responses in v1.
- BYOK and customer co-signing: not in v1 lifecycle API.
- Public transparency endpoint: not in v1 lifecycle API.
- AML runtime pack: not shipped in notary-cloud-mvp main branch. OEM pilots define a partner-specific schema during scoping.
Direct, co-brand, or white-label.
Use this when the partner wants a fast pilot and does not need customers to see Notary Cloud. The partner stores proof_id and verifier URL inside its own case or alert record.
Use this when the partner wants an external verifier and is comfortable with Notary Cloud appearing as the evidence engine. This is the default v1 path.
Use this when the partner wants its own verifier presentation. This is a paid add-on because it needs domain, copy, and verifier policy work.