Your platform already keeps the record. We make it prove things.
Zap runs and task history are an action ledger already; a mapping plus a duty roster over scheduled Zaps yields the coverage tests — including the misses.
These platforms already log runs, actions, and outcomes. The integration is a config-driven schema mapping over that record — read-only, no agent redeployment, no data leaving your environment on the free tier.
“What are the agents doing, and how do we know?” Conformance verdicts, coverage ratios, and an honest miss log — computed from the platform’s own data, reproducible by anyone who re-runs the query.
The capability probe tells you which questions your schema can and cannot answer — no silent under-reporting, no pretending a partial record is a full one. That honesty is the point of the standard.
The pattern for enterprise agent platforms: A read-only schema mapping: the platform’s existing run, log, and audit tables are mapped to the standard’s shapes, the sweep runs read-only over what the platform already records, and a capability probe reports honestly which parts of the battery the schema can answer.
Why Zapier Agents fits: Zap runs and task history are an action ledger already; a mapping plus a duty roster over scheduled Zaps yields the coverage tests — including the misses.
The full requirements live in the open standard (CC BY 4.0) — the substrate shapes, the acceptance tests, and the conformance ladder your record is measured against.
Organizations with a real mapping can wear the Built-on GOVENANT badge under its four rules and publish level claims to the registry with probe logs — self-assessed against the open standard, open to challenge. What you may never claim is “certified”: the standard has no certifying authority, and a reproducible public record is stronger than a stamp.
Integration pattern: documented (this page). The Zapier Agents adapter, mapping, or worked example is being built in the open — progress, scope, and acceptance criteria live in the public GitHub issue. This page will not say “supported” before that issue closes with a working example. Holding our own pages to the standard’s claims discipline is not modesty; it is the product.
For systems integrators and platform partners: the sweep turns AI-governance assessments into a repeatable, instrumented service — your deliverable is a reproducible report, not a slide deck. We co-market shipped mappings, and enterprise inbound for this platform routes to partners who built and maintain its mapping.
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