The answer exists. It's buried in the record.
The right answer is almost always in the record. SphereIQ makes it answerable and auditable — cited to the statute, every action on a signed, immutable ledger.
How do government agencies use SphereIQ?
Agencies deploy SphereIQ as a governed Company Brain over statutes, regulations, policy, and case files; agents for records requests, case triage, and procurement checks; and a signed, immutable audit trail of every retrieval and action — deployable self-hosted or air-gapped, with access governance that inherits source-system permissions. Every answer is cited to the statute, section, and page.
Same platform. Pre-built for your world.
Vertical editions ship with a pre-built Twin schema, agent templates, and compliance packs for the industry — so deployment starts at mile ten, not mile zero.
Statutes, policy & case files
Regulations, program policy, and case histories answerable in seconds — every answer cited to the statute, section, and page, so staff act on the record, not on recollection.
Records, casework, procurement
Public-records (FOIA) request triage and redaction support, case intake and routing, and procurement-document and eligibility checks — governed on every action.
Built for public accountability
Access scopes that inherit source permissions, a signed and immutable audit trail of every retrieval and action, and self-hosted or air-gapped deployment for the most restricted programs.
Accountable speed. Not one or the other.
Every response cites the statute, section, and page it came from — retrieved from the record, not generated from memory. Every retrieval and governed action is captured in a signed, immutable ledger an oversight body can verify offline. And it deploys in your environment — self-hosted or fully air-gapped — with your keys.
Asked in every evaluation
Can it run in a restricted or air-gapped environment?
How do we prove what the system did for an oversight review?
Where do agencies usually start?
The mandate is public. The record should be reachable.
Start with the records or casework queue that carries the most backlog.