How financial firms run it day to day
Which controls are enforced, partial, or excluded by design — and any machines under a lockout notice.
Financial firms must supervise sensitive workflows, but heavy-handed surveillance collides with privacy law and employee trust. And when a dispute or audit hits, screenshots with no chain of custody don't hold up.
DaitchLens pairs owner-gated recording with a tamper-evident audit trail and documented consent, so supervision is both effective and defensible. What can be captured is disclosed — no stealth, no covert clipboard or file access.
What changes with DaitchLens
Defensible supervision records
A tamper-evident chain of custody
Privacy-law-aware oversight
Rolling out DaitchLens for financial firms
Scope by policy
Define exactly which desks and capabilities are in scope.
Capture consent
Employee consent is recorded, not assumed, before capture runs.
Prove it later
Export a clean, attributed evidence pack for auditors or disputes.
Activity Logs, live in the console
Per-sample activity — the app, the window, the task, the time — categorized productive, neutral, or unproductive.
