GuardianEye
About

GuardianEye is CloudSeals, pointed at the shop floor.

CloudSeals builds the evidence and control layer for accountable AI. GuardianEye is the brand under which that work reaches site-safety teams — one job, one buyer, one plain description.

A small team in a bright office around a table with laptops and a warehouse floor plan pinned to the wall.

The company

CloudSeals is a deep-tech AI compliance infrastructure company founded in 2019, with engineering operations in Hyderabad, India and commercial headquarters in the United Kingdom (CloudSeals UK Limited, company number 14753200). Its applications bring policy boundaries, human approvals and audit-ready evidence into AI-assisted workflows across finance, industrial safety and carbon operations. TrustOps is its operating discipline; Evidence Fabric is its shared evidence layer.

The product behind GuardianEye is CompliSight, CloudSeals’ application for industrial safety. Everything this site describes — the three agents, their modules, AlertFlow, CompliReport, human review, the retained record — is CompliSight, described for the people who run sites rather than the people who run AI programmes. It ships as modules for construction, logistics, ports and marine, and food safety.

Why a separate name

A safety manager does not shop for “governed agentic AI”. They want to know whether the cameras they have can help their supervisors and whether the evidence will hold up. GuardianEye answers that question without asking them to learn our vocabulary first.

Who is behind it

CloudSeals is led by founder and CEO Srinivas Palle with co-founder and CFO Naveen Gopala. The wider team and advisers are listed on the CloudSeals About page.

Also from CloudSeals
LedgerSight — finance operations with evidence behind every decision.
CarbonSight — traceable carbon MRV for verification and assurance.
Talk to a person
Send a message or WhatsApp +44 7899 668593.

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