Resources · Glossary
The words, in plain English.
Product names and safety terms used across this site, defined once.
- AlertFlow
- The ticket queue in CompliSight. Every detection becomes a ticket with an ID, severity, status, assignee, location, module and incident evidence.
- Agent
- A group of related rules in the product: FacilityWatch (fixed cameras on the floor), DriverGuard (vehicles) and FSRGuard (the audit programme).
- Assignee
- The person a ticket is assigned to for review. A ticket cannot close without one.
- Auto-escalation
- An optional setting that escalates a ticket if it is not acknowledged within the hours configured for its severity.
- CompliAgent
- The plain-language assistant inside the product, for questions about your own site’s tickets and record.
- CompliReport
- Reports built from tickets and their evidence rather than assembled by hand.
- CompliSight
- The CloudSeals application for industrial safety. GuardianEye is the brand under which it reaches site-safety teams.
- Configured rule
- A PPE or site-safety condition agreed with you and set per camera and zone. The product watches only for configured rules.
- Evidence Fabric
- CloudSeals’ shared evidence layer, which holds the record behind every application: source context, purpose, policy context, outcomes, approvals and results.
- Incident evidence
- The frame or clip that met the rule, attached to the ticket.
- Module
- One rule set within an agent — PPE Sentinel, ZoneLock, CraneShield, SlipGuard, SmokeAlert, SpeedWatch and others.
- SCAR
- Supplier Corrective Action Request — tracked to closure by FSRGuard.
- Severity
- Low, medium or high, set by the rule and adjustable by the reviewer.
- Site assessment
- The first conversation: which cameras, which rules, who reviews, what the auditor asks for.
- Status
- Open, in progress, resolved or closed. Every change is kept.
- TAPA FSR
- The Transported Asset Protection Association’s Facility Security Requirements. FSRGuard maps incidents to its clauses.
- TrustOps
- CloudSeals’ operating discipline for accountable AI: policy boundaries, human approvals and audit-ready evidence in the workflow itself.
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