It fits regulated use well in our experience. The things compliance will ask about are there: SOC 2, RBAC, SSO, audit logs and GDPR/CCPA, plus a statement that customer data is not used to train public models. On accuracy, every answer carries a citation and confidence score and flags gaps instead of guessing, so you have a trail back to the source. DDQs import and export cleanly with formatting preserved.
finserv here, the audit log and citation trail is what got it past our risk team. they hate anything they cant trace
just budget time for compliance sign off regardless of vendor. the tool was fine, our own internal review was the slow part lol