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Regurai
AI Governance & Operational Intelligence

AI Governance & Operational Intelligence for Complex Organisations.

Govern AI models, agents and AI-enabled applications in one place — connected to the data they use, the processes they affect, the risks they create, the controls that constrain them and the obligations they must satisfy. Automate control evidence, understand enterprise impact and demonstrate accountability.

See. Understand. Govern. Act. · Built for complex and regulated organisations.

Connected enterprise modelAI → downstream impact
6connected areas affected by a change in AI

A model change re-scores connected risk, control and value views.

Change one part of the enterprise and the connected areas re-score. Relationships. Dependencies. Consequences.

The problem

AI is governed in one place. Its consequences land everywhere else.

GRC, AI governance, data governance, enterprise architecture and finance each hold part of the picture. None of them holds the relationships between the parts — so the impact of an AI change has to be reassembled by hand, every time it is questioned.

Traditional GRC
Risk and control records
AI Governance
Model and system oversight
Data Governance
Ownership, quality, lineage
Enterprise Architecture
Capabilities and estate
Financial Planning
Investment and value
The connected operating layer
Regurai

Regurai sits above and between existing enterprise platforms, bringing their information into a connected, decision-ready context.

Regurai does not compete by doing everything.
Regurai wins by connecting everything.
The platform

One connected model, governed as a continuous cycle.

Regurai keeps AI alongside the data, technology, processes, risks, controls, obligations and value connected to it, and runs governance as an ongoing cycle rather than a periodic exercise.

AI Governance

Know what AI exists, what it does and what risks it carries.

Data Governance

Understand the data behind AI and how it is connected.

Enterprise Architecture

See where AI fits within the wider technology environment.

Simulation & Scenarios

Understand what could happen before making a change.

Decision Intelligence & Economics

Understand options, risks, costs, benefits and outcomes.

See the enterprise model, the intelligence cycle and the five modules in detail.

Understand

Discover AI systems, data, applications, processes, technologies, risks and controls, and establish ownership for each.

AI Governance

Govern every AI system, and everything it touches.

AI is being adopted faster than governance can follow. Model registers, risk registers, data catalogues, control libraries and architecture repositories each hold part of the answer, and none of them hold the relationships between them.

AI Model Governance

A governed register of models with ownership and lifecycle state.

AI Agent Governance

Constrain what autonomous agents may do, and against which systems.

AI Risk Management

Risk assessed against dependencies, not in a standalone register.

Control Intelligence

Controls connected to the AI systems they actually constrain.

Regulatory Intelligence

Obligations mapped to policies, controls, systems and evidence.

Data Foundations for AI

The data behind each AI system, with lineage and sensitivity.

Lifecycle & Approvals

Structured assessment, review and approval with separation of duties.

Audit Trails & Evidence

Prove what happened, who approved it and on what basis.

The connected enterprise

Change one AI model. Understand the business consequence.

Trace a single model change from the AI system through the applications, data, risks, controls and obligations it touches, to the evidence and business impact it produces.

Worked example

A credit-decisioning model is upgraded to a new version.

One change to one AI system. In most organisations, the consequences sit in six different tools and four different teams. Here is the same change traced across one connected model.

Impact chain

Select a step to see what the change reaches from there.

Step 1 of 8 · AI system

The model change is registered

The model version, owner, purpose, training data lineage and intended decision scope are recorded against the existing AI system entry — not as a new, disconnected record.

Held in the connected model
  • Model version and owner
  • Intended decision scope
  • Change request and approver
Why it matters

The organisation knows an AI system changed, and who is accountable for it.

Reached downstream
Applications & processesDataRiskControlsRegulationEvidenceBusiness impact
Trust architecture

Designed for organisations where decisions must be defensible.

Trust is built into the model: role-based access, separation of duties, immutable audit records, evidence trails and traceable decisions.

  • Role-based controls

    Deny-by-default access enforced server-side.

  • Immutable audit

    Append-only records of decisions and approvals.

  • Evidence trails

    Evidence produced as a by-product of governance.

  • Standards context

    Aligned to recognised AI and risk frameworks.

  • Enterprise architecture

    Multi-tenant, separated environments.

  • Integration capability

    Sits between existing enterprise platforms.

Traditional platforms manage records.

Regurai connects decisions.

See. Understand. Govern. Act.

See how Regurai connects AI, data, architecture, risk, regulation and value into one enterprise intelligence layer.