Controls live in one system, tickets in another, evidence in a third, and the regulation itself lives on a government website that changes without telling you. Amzaa syncs all four through one engine, and every row that arrives carries where it came from and when.
A connector is a configuration: an endpoint, an authentication method, a field mapping and a schedule. Adding a source does not mean adding code, which is why the catalogue grows without the engine changing.
Every synced record keeps its provenance. You can always answer where a value came from, which fetch brought it, and what the source said at the time.
Every payload is signature-verified before it is read, and replayed payloads are rejected. An unsigned call never reaches your data.
Push a record change to your SIEM, your ticketing system or your data warehouse, with retries and a delivery log you can inspect.
For sources with no webhook, the background scheduler fetches on a cadence you set and records what changed since last time.
A sync is a write, so it obeys the same rules every other write obeys: tenant isolation enforced by the database, a sealed entry in the audit chain, and the same role checks a human would face.
If an AI agent is the thing calling an integration, it is on the kill-switch cluster. Pull the switch and the calls stop, and the blocked calls leave no trace in your data because they never reached the gateway.
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