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Assurance Platform

The formal output, written to be handed onward

Scoped, evidenced reports that survive scrutiny from a regulator, an insurer, an acquirer, or opposing counsel.

Capabilities

What this module provides

Defined scope What was assessed and — stated with equal prominence — what was not.
Method disclosure The procedures performed, the framework version applied, and the period covered.
Findings and opinion Findings with evidence and severity, followed by an explicit opinion rather than an implied one.
Stated limitations What could not be determined, and why. A report that claims no limitations is describing its author, not the system.
Advisor walking a client team through a written assessment.

Reliance

Reports written for the people who will rely on them

Assurance reports are read by parties who were not in the room: an insurer pricing cover, a customer’s procurement team, a supervisory authority after an incident. We write for that reader, and we define who is entitled to rely on the report and for what purpose.

  • Defined reliance parties
  • Stated purpose and period
  • Evidence references
  • Peer-reviewed before issue
  • Version-controlled issue
  • Withdrawal procedure
AI Assurance services

Standards

Anchored to published criteria

ISO/IEC 42001:2023
Artificial intelligence management system (AIMS) — the certifiable organisational standard for governing AI.
prEN 18286
The draft European harmonised standard for AI quality management systems under the AI Act.
EU AI Act
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — the first comprehensive, risk-tiered statutory regime for AI.

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