Sector Reality
Public sector institutions deploy AI systems across benefits processing, law enforcement support, procurement assessment, and citizen service routing.
Under the EU AI Act, systems that impact citizens' access to public services, evaluate individuals, or support law enforcement are classified as high-risk.
Public accountability obligations demand structured, auditable governance — not internal reporting cycles.
Governance Gap
AI systems are procured across departments without centralised oversight.
Human oversight mechanisms are assumed through policy — not structurally implemented.
Vendor AI documentation is scattered across procurement files and contracts.
No unified layer exists to continuously monitor high-risk AI system compliance.
Platform Overlay Modules
AI System Registry
Inventory of all automated decision systems across departments.
Risk Classification Engine
Automated mapping of citizen-facing AI systems against high-risk criteria.
Vendor Oversight Portal
Structured documentation for third-party AI providers in public contracts.
Continuous Monitoring
Track system performance, incidents, and obligation updates.
Executive Dashboard
Accountability-ready visibility for senior leadership and oversight bodies.
Regulatory Update Engine
Monitor evolving public sector AI obligations across jurisdictions.
Architecture
Transforms regulatory obligations into structured operational governance workflows.