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Set your scope, services, people, systems, obligations and interested parties through a guided conversation.
One practical workspace for ISO/IEC 42001, ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO 9001. Build the system, manage the documents, train your people and see your readiness take shape.
Three actions will bring your AI management system forward.
Which AI systems do you use to deliver services to clients? Let’s start with the ones in scope.
Work through each standard with an AI guide that asks useful questions, turns validated answers into tailored outputs and keeps the next action in sight.
Set your scope, services, people, systems, obligations and interested parties through a guided conversation.
Develop policies, procedures, registers and assessments connected to what your organisation actually does.
Assign actions, attach evidence, train staff and prepare for internal audit and independent certification.
Start with one management system or build an integrated approach. Shared information can carry across projects while each standard keeps its own requirements and evidence trail.
Define where AI is used, who is accountable and how its risks and impacts are managed.
Turn security obligations into an operating ISMS with clear owners, controls and evidence.
Map how work gets done, measure performance and improve the customer experience.
Keep implementation, evidence, people and decisions connected from the first planning session through ongoing improvement.
See progress by standard, upcoming milestones, blocked work, decisions, owners and the exact evidence needed next.
Ask what a requirement means for your business, draft an action, review a gap and get a prompt to verify the result with a human owner.
Give staff role-specific learning, short awareness checks and practice interviews that expose misunderstandings before an audit.
Use a ready-made home for policies, procedures, registers and evidence. Keep versions, approvals and links to the relevant work.
Small teams should be able to begin without configuring SharePoint. The planned managed document hub gives every project a structured place for drafts, approved files, registers and evidence.
When you want to keep files on your own systems, download individual documents or export the project pack. The choice of where to hold your copies stays with you.
Planned platform capability; the dashboard preview shows the intended workflow.
Bring your existing material if you have it. If you are beginning from scratch, the guided plan gives you a sensible order of work.
Future standards under consideration: ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and ISO/IEC 27701.
No. The planned hosted document hub is designed to work out of the box. You can download your documents for your own systems, and integrations can be added as the platform develops.
Yes. The concept supports separate projects for 42001, 27001 and 9001, with shared organisational information and a single view of actions. A common policy or process can support multiple requirements while retaining its own approvals and evidence.
No. It can guide implementation, explain the next action, draft from validated answers and help identify gaps. Accountable people approve the system; independent auditors assess it. Expert assurance is available for decisions that warrant review.
No. A/ISO is an implementation and readiness concept. Certification decisions belong to independent certification bodies. A working management system, internal audit and management review still matter.
Your organisation should be able to download its files and project pack. The planned document hub would make hosting convenient without making your documents captive to the platform.
Implementation is only the beginning. The planned workspace carries actions, audits, management reviews, training and document reviews into everyday operation, so progress does not disappear after certification.
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