Purpose-built AI governance platform
EU AI Act enforcement begins August 2, 2026

Operationalize AI governancebefore regulators ask you to.

Self-service compliance for deployers: inventory AI systems, run guided assessments, and produce audit-ready evidence — no consultants needed.

Enterprise-ready platform
Dedicated support
Custom onboarding
How it works
Three steps, one workspace
End-to-end flow
1. Inventory
Bulk-import your AI systems via CSV or JSON.

Owners, use cases, vendors, deployment regions, and business context — minimal overhead for CTO teams.

2. Assess
Guided, self-service assessments per system or org-wide.

RAPID baseline, NIST, EU AI Act, OECD, and ISO 42001 — no consultants needed.

3. Govern
Produce audit-ready evidence and board-facing reports.

Action plans, versioned policies, incident logs, oversight records, compliance attestation, and evidence packages.

One self-service workspace for DPOs, legal, and engineering — reducing liability risk across your AI portfolio.

Governance outcomes

Governance work that moves the needle

From system intake and guided classification to remediation tracking and regulator-facing reports — operational governance without external consultants.

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Knowledge Elements
Questions, risks & guidance
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Implementation
Full governance framework
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Frameworks
Global compliance standards
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ISO 42001 Controls
Full Annex A coverage
Comprehensive Platform

One platform. Every governance workflow.

Eight modules that cover the full governance stack — self-service compliance workflows from system intake to audit-ready documentation artifacts.

AI System Inventory
Centralized registry with CSV and JSON bulk import — minimal manual data entry. Track owners, vendors, deployment regions, and risk classifications across your portfolio.
7-Framework Assessments
RAPID, NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act, OECD, ISO 42001, KSA AI Governance, and UAE AI Ethics. 847 knowledge elements guiding every assessment.
Compliance Tracking
Real-time compliance monitoring across all frameworks. Automated scoring, gap analysis, and remediation guidance.
Incident & Oversight Logging
Track incidents with Article 73 notification drafts for regulatory reporting. Log human oversight decisions as Article 14 evidence — audit-ready documentation artifacts.
Attestation & Evidence Packages
Generate board-ready attestation PDFs with signature blocks. Download per-system evidence bundles — a defensible position in one download for regulators and auditors.
Policies & Action Plans
20 policy templates across 5 governance pillars. AI-generated action plans with prioritized remediation steps.
Executive Dashboard & Reports
Board-ready posture scores and regulator-facing reports. Rich PDF and DOCX exports with framework deep-dives — built for non-technical stakeholders.
Third-Party Assessments
Evaluate vendor AI governance with standardized questionnaires. Track responses, score compliance, and manage supply chain risk.
Global Standards

Built for Global Compliance

Support the major AI governance frameworks and regulatory lenses your program is expected to work against.

RAPID Assessment
All Tiers
NIST AI RMF
All Tiers
EU AI Act
Pro & Above
OECD Principles
Pro & Above
ISO 42001
Enterprise
KSA AI Governance
Enterprise
UAE AI Ethics
Enterprise
Simple Pricing

Choose Your Governance Depth

Start with the level of governance your team can operate today, then expand system coverage, frameworks, and workflow depth as the program grows.

Essential
Essential governance for small teams
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RAPID + NIST Essential
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  • 3 AI Systems
  • 3 Team Members
  • 8 Assessment Credits/year
  • 300 AI Credits/month
  • 4 Policy Templates
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Professional
Comprehensive governance with AI insights
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EU AI Act + Third-Party
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  • 15 AI Systems
  • 15 Team Members
  • Third-Party Assessments (5)
  • 1,500 AI Credits/month
  • 12 Policy Templates
Enterprise
Full suite with SSO, API, and dedicated support
Custom
ISO 42001 + SSO/API
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  • 75 AI Systems
  • 50 Team Members
  • All 20 Policy Templates
  • SSO/SAML + API Access
  • 8,000 AI Credits/month
  • All Frameworks
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

The core questions we hear from teams evaluating the platform, governance scope, and rollout model.

What is AI governance and why do I need it?

AI governance ensures your AI systems are developed and deployed responsibly. It's essential for managing risks, ensuring regulatory compliance (EU AI Act, NIST), and building stakeholder trust in your AI initiatives.

What's the difference between the plans?

Essential covers 3 AI systems with NIST AI RMF essentials. Professional adds EU AI Act, OECD, AI insights, and third-party vendor assessments (5 vendors) for 15 systems. Enterprise includes ISO 42001, KSA AI Governance (SDAIA + PDPL), UAE AI Ethics (10 principles + FDPL), SSO/SAML, API access, and 25 vendor assessments. All tiers include incident logging, oversight tracking, compliance attestation, and evidence packages. Contact us for pricing details.

Can I upgrade as my program matures?

Absolutely! Most organizations start with Essential, upgrade to Professional for AI insights and EU AI Act compliance, then Enterprise for certification. Your data migrates seamlessly when upgrading.

How do assessment credits work?

Assessment credits are pooled across all assessment types (RAPID, Governance, Risk). Essential includes 8 credits/year, Professional has unlimited RAPID assessments, and Enterprise has unlimited everything. Additional credits can be arranged based on your needs.

Which compliance frameworks are supported?

Essential includes RAPID and NIST AI RMF. Professional adds EU AI Act classification and OECD AI Principles. Enterprise adds ISO 42001 with full Annex A controls, KSA AI Governance (SDAIA principles + PDPL compliance), and UAE AI Ethics (10 principles + FDPL). All tiers include the deployer toolkit: incident logging, human oversight tracking, compliance attestation, and evidence packages.

Next step

Stop managing AI governance across disconnected tools.

Bring your inventory, assessments, policies, and reporting into one operating model instead of spreading governance work across disconnected tools.