Prove your AI is governed
Model inventories, controls and governance frameworks built to the standard of whoever inspects you next — a supervisor, an auditor, a certification body or a buyer's diligence team.
Book a briefingAI is now a governed capability.
The question is no longer whether your AI works. It is whether you can show, on demand, what models you run, who owns them, what they are allowed to decide, how they were validated, and what happens when they drift.
The standard you are held to depends on who inspects you: ISO 42001 where you need certification, NIST's AI Risk Management Framework where enterprise customers set the bar, and sector regulators beyond both. We build the inventories, controls and governance frameworks once, in a form that satisfies all of them.
Where to start.
Each page below is a scoped engagement, not a brochure section.
Build it once, use it everywhere.
One inventory
A single model and system inventory that answers E-23, ISO 42001 and your customers' due-diligence questionnaires from the same source of truth.
Controls mapped to obligations
Each control traces to the clause or expectation it satisfies, so evidence packs assemble instead of being written from scratch.
Governance people will run
Committees, thresholds and reporting sized to the institution you actually are, not the one the template assumes.
Reuse into deployment
The inventory that proves compliance is the same map that tells you where automation is safe to deploy first.
Common questions.
- We already have model risk policy. Do we need this?
- Often the policy exists and the evidence does not. The first thing we test is whether your inventory, tiering and validation records can be produced on demand in the form a supervisor expects.
- Do you certify us?
- No. Certification is issued by an accredited body; we build the management system, the controls and the evidence, and prepare you to pass the audit.
- How does this connect to the automation work?
- Directly. Governance artefacts are deployment artefacts. The same inventory and control set that satisfies a regulator tells you which processes can safely take AI next.
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A short conversation is usually enough to tell you whether this is the right first move — and what it would cost.
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