AI Governance Infrastructure
Your AI agents are acting. Your governance assumes a human is in the loop.
For companies where AI does not just generate answers — it influences workflows, vendors, data access, and operational decisions.
Gouverniq is the control plane for AI execution, vendor access, and audit-ready accountability — built for the EU AI Act era.
See how Gouverniq detects, evaluates, and governs AI actions in real time.
Built with input from compliance, security, and legal leaders preparing for EU AI Act enforcement.
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Policy Check
Risk Score
0/100
High · Escalation required
Audit Trail
→ Policy engine intercepted
→ Escalation triggered
→ DPO notified
Vendor Access · Data Exposure
OpenAI
Customer PII, email addresses
Twilio
Email addresses, account IDs
The Problem
AI is acting. Governance isn't.
Autonomous agents execute tasks, access systems, and process data — while your governance framework still assumes a human is in the loop.
AI agents act without human approval.
Autonomous systems execute tasks, trigger workflows, and make decisions — with no policy layer, no approval gate, and no audit trail.
Vendor access is uncontrolled.
Third-party AI tools process employee records, customer conversations, and financial data without a defensible record of what was authorized.
Policy has no enforcement layer.
Acceptable use policies, data handling rules, and compliance requirements exist on paper but are never enforced at the point of AI execution.
No one owns AI-related decisions.
When a regulator, auditor, or board asks who approved a specific AI action, there is no answer — because accountability was never assigned.
Regulatory Timeline
The EU AI Act is already in force. Your spreadsheet isn't a defense.
Feb 2025
Already activeProhibited AI practices banned.
The first wave of EU AI Act obligations came into effect. Organizations using AI in prohibited categories face fines up to €35M or 7% of global turnover.
Aug 2026
13 months awayGPAI model obligations apply.
General-purpose AI providers must deliver technical documentation, usage policies, and transparency reports. Every organization using GPAI must verify vendor compliance.
Aug 2027
25 months awayFull enforcement begins.
High-risk AI system requirements become enforceable. Organizations without a documented AI inventory, conformity assessments, and governance records face direct regulatory exposure.
Source: EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689). Enforcement dates are fixed in law.
Why Current Approaches Fail
Governance built for humans doesn't govern AI.
Policy documents don't stop autonomous agents.
A PDF in a shared drive has no mechanism to intercept an AI agent mid-execution. Written policies require human readers.
Spreadsheet inventories go stale overnight.
AI tools are adopted in hours. A manually maintained inventory is always three sprints behind what's actually running.
Manual reviews don't scale with AI adoption.
Review committees designed for one vendor per quarter cannot process the volume of AI systems adopted each month.
Governance must be operational — enforced at the point of action, not reviewed after the fact.
How It Works
From AI visibility to AI accountability.
Three steps from zero visibility to a defensible governance posture — mapped to NIST AI RMF and EU AI Act requirements.
From invisible to governed. Register every AI system, classify the risk, assign ownership, and generate a defensible record — all in one workspace.
Build your AI inventory.
Register every AI system — agentic or not — with vendor, data category, business owner, and risk classification attached. No spreadsheets.
Score and classify risk.
The risk engine evaluates each system across operational, compliance, security, and legal dimensions. High-risk systems surface for review automatically.
Enforce policies at execution.
Assign approval gates, data access controls, and governance workflows to AI systems before they reach production. Audit trails close automatically.
Capabilities
Infrastructure for AI governance.
Six integrated capabilities that turn AI visibility into enforceable accountability.
AI Systems Registry
A structured, queryable inventory of every AI system — by team, vendor, data type, risk level, and governance status.
Risk Classification Engine
Automated risk scoring across operational, compliance, security, HR, and legal dimensions. High-risk systems escalate immediately.
Vendor & Data Mapping
Map which vendors access which data categories. Generate defensible records for procurement review and regulatory disclosure.
Governance Workflows
Assign approval gates, policy attestations, and remediation tasks to the right owners. Track completion with full audit trails.
Executive & Board Reports
Generate board-ready AI risk summaries, compliance attestations, and audit-ready inventories in one click. Not in a week.
Continuous Monitoring
Receive alerts when new AI systems appear, risk profiles change, or governance tasks fall behind. No manual tracking.
EU AI Act Readiness Checklist
30 questions your auditor will ask. Know where you stand before enforcement begins.
- Which AI systems fall under EU AI Act Annex III high-risk classification
- Documentation requirements your GPAI vendors must provide before August 2026
- The 6 conformity obligations that apply before full enforcement in 2027
- How to structure your AI inventory so an auditor can follow it
- Prohibited AI practices to check against your current deployments
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Security & Compliance
Built for regulated environments.
Gouverniq is designed around leading AI governance, security, and risk management frameworks — helping teams structure visibility, accountability, and runtime controls without implying certification or legal compliance.
Frameworks we align with:
Framework references are for product alignment only. Gouverniq does not claim certification, legal compliance, or audit readiness unless explicitly stated.
Use Cases
Where AI governance is most critical.
High-stakes industries where autonomous AI demands operational oversight.
HR Tech
AI tools screen candidates, score performance, and assist managers — often without HR or Legal reviewing the vendor, the training data, or the regulatory exposure.
Enterprise SaaS
Engineering, product, and customer success teams each adopt AI tools independently. No one has a complete picture of what's running or what it touches.
Fintech
AI touches lending decisions, fraud detection, and customer support. Regulators expect a risk register, clear accountability, and documented review cycles.
Healthcare SaaS
AI processes patient conversations, clinical notes, and administrative data. HIPAA and state regulations demand documented oversight and breach-ready audit trails.
Insurance
AI influences underwriting decisions and claims handling at scale. State regulators require explainability, fairness reviews, and documented human oversight.
Customer Support
AI handles tickets, suggests responses, and escalates issues — using customer data that may include PII, account details, or sensitive context.
Pricing
Govern AI risk before it becomes expensive.
A few hundred dollars per month in governance visibility can help teams identify AI risk, vendor exposure, and ownership gaps before they become costly operational or compliance issues.
Designed for companies that want proactive AI oversight before incidents, audits, or regulatory pressure force reactive action.
Starter
Small teams beginning to govern AI usage.
Start with visibility. Map your first AI systems, identify ownership gaps, and run monthly governance checks across early AI usage.
- AI Asset Registry
- Policy Mapper
- Risk Surface Dashboard
- Audit Trail — 30 days
- 4 governance audits per month
- Up to 3 AI systems
- 1 department
- Email support
Growth
Most PopularGrowing companies managing AI across multiple teams.
Move from basic visibility to structured AI oversight. Track vendors, map frameworks, and create approval workflows before AI risk scales across the company.
- Everything in Starter
- Vendor Trust Map
- Runtime Alerts
- Framework Mapping
- Approval Chains
- Audit Trail — 90 days
- 8 governance audits per month
- Up to 10 AI systems
- Up to 3 departments
- Priority support
Scale
Regulated and enterprise teams deploying AI across sensitive workflows.
Govern AI across critical workflows with runtime controls, executive reporting, and policy-based oversight for teams operating in higher-risk environments.
- Everything in Growth
- Continuous Governance
- Runtime Interceptor
- Policy Engine
- Executive Reports
- Multi-team Governance
- Audit Trail — 12 months
- Up to 50 AI systems
- Unlimited departments
- Advanced support
Enterprise
Organizations requiring custom deployment, security review, or advanced governance workflows.
For organizations that require tailored AI governance architecture, security review, procurement support, or custom operational controls.
- Custom AI system limits
- SSO
- Custom integrations
- Private deployment options
- Custom framework mapping
- Dedicated onboarding
- Security review support
- Founder-led implementation
All plans are designed for governance visibility and operational oversight. Gouverniq does not provide legal, regulatory, or compliance advice.
Not ready for a demo?
Request private access to Gouverniq and receive early product updates, governance templates, and founder-led onboarding opportunities.
Designed for teams exploring AI governance before formal procurement, audits, or internal rollout.
- Early product updates as Gouverniq ships new capabilities
- Governance templates for AI inventory, vendor review, and ownership mapping
- Founder-led walkthroughs for teams preparing for audits or regulatory review
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FAQ
Common questions.
Answers to the questions that typically come up before a procurement decision.
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If AI acts, it must be governed.
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