Helps you read the fine print
An assistant reads the vendor’s privacy policy, terms and security pages, and points to the passages that matter for each question.
Digital Trust Hub / VettED
Coming soon · From the Digital Trust Hub
VettED walks your review team through a rubric built for Pennsylvania schools, helps you read each vendor’s privacy policy and terms, and keeps a record of every decision.
What it does
From the first request to the next scheduled review, VettED keeps the questions, the evidence and the decision together.
An assistant reads the vendor’s privacy policy, terms and security pages, and points to the passages that matter for each question.
Privacy, data handling, security, accessibility, AI features and instructional fit, based on the AIU App and Software Evaluation Rubric.
Every answer the assistant proposes waits for a reviewer to accept, edit or dismiss it. Only a person records the decision.
Each decision produces a plain-language summary for the staff member who asked, and a full internal record with the evidence behind it.
Publish a request form so teachers and staff can ask for an app to be reviewed, and work every request from one queue.
Set how often each rating is reviewed. VettED keeps a copy of each policy and shows what changed by the next review.
How it works
A staff member asks for an app, or a reviewer starts an evaluation.
Work through the rubric with the assistant, which reads the vendor’s policies and suggests answers.
Record the rating you’ll enter in TAMS, with a summary for the requester.
Re-review on your schedule, starting from what changed.
VettED holds information about products, not students. Each decision belongs to the school that made it. VettED supports your district’s own review; it doesn’t certify apps or replace your legal obligations.
Beta program
We’re looking for Pennsylvania review teams to try VettED on real app requests and tell us what works. Beta testers get early access and a direct line to the team building it.