Discovery covers browser AI, desktop apps and coding agents on managed devices and university identities. Each finding shows who is using it, on which account and on what plan, so a personal subscription is never mistaken for the institutional license.
Policies key off the account, not just the app. The same student can use ChatGPT for coursework while uploads of university files are stopped, and staff can attach documents to the licensed Copilot because it runs under the university identity and its data terms.
Agent tool calls are inspected at under 38ms p99, and destructive commands are captured with the agent and user behind them. Violations go to named administrators by email and land in an audit trail that maps to 8 compliance frameworks.
No tool does that on its own. FERPA governs how you handle student education records. AccuroAI keeps those records out of AI tools you have not approved, redacts them inline where AI is allowed, and keeps the evidence your compliance office will ask for.
No. Discovery records which AI tools are in use, by which account and on which plan. Conversation content is captured only when it violates a policy, such as a pasted ID number or a blocked upload.
Yes. Policies distinguish the account as well as the app, so uploads can go to the Copilot your university licenses, signed in with a university identity, while uploads to public or personal AI accounts are stopped.
Agent modes such as Claude Code can be blocked on personal accounts while chat stays available, and tool calls from approved agents are inspected inline, with destructive commands captured and alerted.
Deployment takes under 30 minutes and does not use TLS interception. A 72-hour pilot maps the AI already in use across a department before any policy is enforced.