Audit-ready governance for enterprise AI
Enterprise AI adoption is outrunning governance. Teams are deploying models, copilots, and AI-enabled vendor tools faster than legal, security, and compliance can inventory, approve, and defend them. GovernedAI gives you one system of record for every AI system, and the evidence to prove it’s governed.
“You don’t have an AI model problem. You have an AI proof problem.”
Five areas auditors ask about. One platform that covers them.
The same five dimensions the free readiness checklist scores, turned into a working system instead of a spreadsheet.
AI inventory
A living system of record for every AI system and AI-enabled vendor tool: owner, data sensitivity, deployment status. Bulk-import what you already have.
Risk classification & regulatory mapping
Use-case questionnaires assign a risk tier and flag the regulations each system likely triggers: NIST AI RMF, the EU AI Act, ISO 42001, and state AI health-insurance laws.
Governance workflows
Intake and risk review before go-live, with documented decisions and rationale. Governance-relevant changes reopen review automatically.
Evidence & audit trail
Evidence tagged to each system, and a tamper-evident audit log. Generate a governance report or hand an auditor a time-boxed, read-only link.
Vendor oversight
A vendor registry with BAA status, SOC 2 and model-card links, and re-attestation reminders, so a vendor’s new AI feature doesn’t slip past review.
Regulatory updates
A curated feed of regulatory developments, matched to the systems you’ve registered: “this may affect 3 of your systems, and here’s why.”
How it works
Register your AI systems
Add systems one at a time or bulk-import a spreadsheet. Link each to its vendor and owner.
Classify and route
Answer a short use-case questionnaire per system. GovernedAI assigns a risk tier, maps triggered regulations, and routes it for review.
Prove it
Every decision, change, and piece of evidence lands in the audit trail. Export a report or share it with your auditor.
Not sure where you stand?
Twenty questions, about five minutes: a scored readiness report across all five areas, with a specific next step for each.