Contract Skill — A ready-to-use MOVA HITL workflow. Requires the
openclaw-movaplugin.
MOVA Compliance Audit
Submit an organization's documents to MOVA for automated regulatory compliance audit — with framework-specific rule matching, a structured findings report, and a mandatory human sign-off gate backed by a tamper-proof audit trail.
What it does
- Document ingestion — OCR extraction and structure parsing from uploaded file or URL
- Rules engine check — automated evaluation against the selected regulatory framework (GDPR, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2)
- Findings report — checklist with pass/fail items, severity codes, and recommended remediation actions
- Human gate — compliance officer reviews findings and chooses: approve / approve with conditions / reject / request corrections
- Audit receipt — every check, source, and decision is signed, timestamped, and stored in an immutable MOVA audit trail for regulatory inspection
Mandatory escalation rules enforced by policy:
- Critical findings present → mandatory human review, cannot auto-approve
- Regulated framework (GDPR, PCI-DSS) → full audit report artifact required
- Rejection or conditions → remediation items must be recorded with reason
Requirements
Plugin: MOVA OpenClaw plugin must be installed in your OpenClaw workspace.
Data flows:
- Document URL/ID + org metadata →
api.mova-lab.eu(MOVA platform, EU-hosted) - Document content → OCR extraction connector (read-only, no data stored)
- Extracted structure → compliance rules engine (framework-specific, read-only)
- Audit journal → MOVA R2 storage, cryptographically signed
- No data sent to third parties beyond the above
Demo
Step 1 — Document submitted for GDPR audit

Step 2 — AI findings: 3 critical violations, missing DPIA, reject recommended

Step 3 — Audit receipt + signed decision log

Quick start
Say "run GDPR compliance audit on this document" and provide a document URL or ID:
document_url: https://example.com/privacy-policy.pdf
framework: gdpr
org_name: Acme Corp
The agent submits the document, shows the AI findings checklist with pass/fail items and severity, then asks for your compliance decision.
Why contract execution matters
- Framework rules are policy, not prompts — GDPR and PCI-DSS checks trigger mandatory gates that cannot be bypassed by the AI
- Full checklist traceability — every pass/fail item is linked to a specific rule ID and source citation
- Immutable audit trail — when a regulator asks "who signed off this audit and what did they see?" — the answer is in the system with an exact timestamp
- EU AI Act / GDPR Article 22 ready — automated compliance decisions require human oversight, full explainability, and a documented decision chain
What the user receives
| Output | Description | |--------|-------------| | Framework | Selected regulatory standard (GDPR, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2) | | Checklist score | Pass / fail count per framework section | | Critical findings | Count and list of critical violations | | Findings list | Per-item: rule ID, description, severity (critical / high / medium / low) | | Remediation hints | Recommended corrective actions per finding | | Recommended action | AI-suggested compliance decision | | Decision options | approve / approve_with_conditions / reject / request_corrections | | Audit receipt ID | Permanent signed record of the compliance decision | | Compact journal | Full event log: ingest → rules check → human decision |
When to trigger
Activate when the user:
- Uploads a document and mentions compliance, regulation, or audit
- Says "check GDPR compliance", "run PCI-DSS audit", "validate ISO 27001", "SOC 2 check"
- Asks to prepare for a regulatory inspection
Before starting, confirm: "Run compliance audit on [document] — framework: [FRAMEWORK]?"
If framework is not specified — ask once: GDPR, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, or SOC 2. If document URL is missing — ask once for a direct HTTPS link or document ID.
Step 1 — Submit document for audit
Call tool mova_hitl_start_compliance with:
document_url: direct HTTPS link to the documentdocument_id: unique identifier (e.g. DOC-2026-001)framework: one ofgdpr/pci_dss/iso_27001/soc2org_name: organization name
Step 2 — Show findings and decision options
If status = "waiting_human" — show the audit findings summary:
Document: document_id
Framework: FRAMEWORK
Score: PASS_COUNT / TOTAL_CHECKS passed
Critical: CRITICAL_COUNT critical findings
Findings: [list top findings with rule ID and severity]
Recommended action: ACTION ← RECOMMENDED
Then ask compliance officer to choose:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| approve | Sign off audit report as compliant |
| approve_with_conditions | Approve with listed remediation items |
| reject | Document fails compliance — block processing |
| request_corrections | Return document for corrections |
Call tool mova_hitl_decide with:
contract_id: from the response above — this isctr-cau-xxxxxxxx, NOT the document IDoption: chosen decisionreason: officer reasoning (required for reject and request_corrections)
Step 3 — Show audit receipt
Call tool mova_hitl_audit with contract_id.
Call tool mova_hitl_audit_compact with contract_id for the full signed event chain.
Connect your real compliance systems
By default MOVA uses a sandbox mock. To route checks against your live infrastructure, call mova_list_connectors with keyword: "compliance".
Relevant connectors:
| Connector ID | What it covers |
|---|---|
| connector.ocr.document_extract_v1 | Document OCR and structure extraction |
| connector.compliance.rules_engine_v1 | Framework-specific compliance rule evaluation |
Call mova_register_connector with connector_id, endpoint, optional auth_header and auth_value.
Rules
- NEVER make HTTP requests manually
- NEVER invent or simulate compliance results — if a tool call fails, show the exact error
- Use MOVA plugin tools directly — do NOT use exec or shell
- CONTRACT_ID is
ctr-cau-xxxxxxxxfrom the mova_hitl_start_compliance response — NOT the document ID
微信扫一扫