DigiTrust Evidence Assistant launches in ChatGPT

DigiTrans says its DigiTrust Evidence Assistant is now available in ChatGPT, giving reviewers a synthetic-demo way to explore evidence workflows without exposing customer data or production records. The launch aims to help security, procurement and assurance teams evaluate AI systems more safely inside ChatGPT.

Why it matters: - DigiTrans is trying to make AI evidence reviews easier for security, procurement and customer assurance teams. - The ChatGPT version is built to show how evidence can be turned into reviewer-ready, customer-safe assurance outputs. - The demo uses synthetic evidence only, which is meant to reduce exposure of sensitive data during early reviews.

What happened: - DigiTrans LLC announced that DigiTrust Evidence Assistant is now available in ChatGPT. - The app was built using OpenAI’s Apps SDK. - Users can find DigiTrust Evidence Assistant by opening ChatGPT and searching the Plugin Directory for “DigiTrust Evidence Assistant.” - The app is available in North America, Asia and other regions where ChatGPT plugins are supported.

The details: - DigiTrust Evidence Assistant supports a public demo experience using synthetic evidence only. - Users can review demo evidence packets, summarize reviewer-safe evidence, generate customer-safe assurance language, review buyer-readiness gaps, compare evidence snapshots and see how DigiTrust converts evidence into external-facing assurance outputs. - The app uses read-only app capabilities. - DigiTrust Evidence Assistant does not expose raw customer data, credentials, secrets, production workspace records or unredacted source evidence. - DigiTrans says the app is intended to help reviewers understand evidence workflows before they move into the company’s normal onboarding and customer-specific review process. - DigiTrans positions DigiTrust as an AI trust and verification platform that turns AI workflow evidence into reviewer-ready assurance outputs. - The company says DigiTrust is built for teams that need sensitive AI work to be easier to review, explain, approve and share with customers, partners, security teams and procurement stakeholders. - More information is available in the company's announcement.

Between the lines: - The launch reflects growing pressure on AI vendors to prove how systems are reviewed, not just how they perform. - By emphasizing synthetic evidence and read-only access, DigiTrans is signaling that trust and data minimization are part of the product pitch, not just a compliance afterthought.

What's next: - DigiTrans says the ChatGPT demo is a first step before normal onboarding and customer-specific review. - The company is likely aiming to use the assistant as a front door for deeper DigiTrust evaluations with buyers and reviewers.

The bottom line: - DigiTrans is packaging evidence review as a ChatGPT-native demo, betting that safer, faster trust workflows will matter as much as AI capability.