Governance Platform
From intake to an evidence-backed go-live.
Keep AI systems, classifications, operational risk and approvals in one register — with revision-bound decisions and evidence that is reviewed, not merely uploaded.
From intake to go-live
The workbench follows a system through qualification, classification, assessment, controls and gates. Each approval binds to exact revisions; changed facts do not inherit a prior decision.
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01
Register the system
Capture what it is, who owns it, and whether it is an AI system under your method.
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02
Classify and assess
Keep AI Act classification and operational risk as separate records, with scores next to the drivers that produced them.
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Evidence and approval
Attach evidence to criteria, accept it under review, then request go-live against a fixed snapshot.
Kept distinguishable
The product does not collapse legal duties into a single risk score. Each view stays named and attributable.
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AI-system definition
Qualification is answered before classification and scoring begin.
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AI Act classification
Regulatory class is recorded as its own judgement, not inferred from residual risk.
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Operational risk
Inherent scoring stays illustrative and versioned; residual credit requires accepted evidence.
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Roles
Owner, reviewer and approver remain separate from account identity and workspace membership.