Why customers want to audit AI features
For consumer products: regulatory transparency (EU AI Act §50 transparency). For B2B products: their own audit obligations (their SOC 2 audit asks "what AI is in your vendor stack and what does it do with my data?"). Without an audit layer, your customers can't answer these questions and they'll pressure you to add one or push you out for a vendor that has one.
How to ship "trust as a feature"
For each AI-mediated action in your product, issue a receipt via the GenZAgents SDK. The receipt captures the model used, the customer's identity, the inputs (digest), the outputs (digest), the cost. Expose the receipt ID in the UI: "AI Summary — receipt: rcpt_01XK… Verify". Customers click through to verify the receipt independently. Trust is now a one-click-from-the-UI feature.
Per-customer audit panel
Within your product's settings: an "AI activity" panel that lists every AI-mediated action this customer triggered, with date, action type, model, cost, receipt ID. Backed by /v1/receipts queries scoped to the customer's identity. This is the auditability customers want; you ship it as a few hundred lines of glue code over the GenZAgents SDK.
White-label option
Enterprise tier ships white-label receipt issuance: receipts are signed by your domain (not by genzagents.com). Customers verify against your /did.json instead of ours. The audit pattern is the same; the brand is yours. Useful when you want to ship trust without depending on a third-party brand.
Use case: AI search in a SaaS product
Your product has AI-powered search. Every search query becomes a receipt: customer ID, query, top results returned (digest), model used (Claude / OpenAI), cost. Surfaced in the customer's audit panel as a queryable feed. Their compliance team can query "show me every AI search that returned data flagged as confidential". This is the level of transparency that wins enterprise sales today.
Use case: AI agent in a workflow product
Your product runs autonomous agents that perform multi-step work for the customer. Each run is a receipt — what the agent did, which tools it called, what it produced, the cost. Customer's audit panel shows the agent's work history; their dispute mechanism uses the receipt as the audit anchor. Drives conversions on enterprise contracts.