Standards and regulatory mapping

Make AI governance an operating system—not a spreadsheet exercise.

Clarivy converts governance requirements into owned controls, bounded workflows, review records and monitored outcomes across the AI lifecycle.

Governance lifecycle

From inventory to monitored assurance

01

Discover

Register the AI system, workflow, owner, provider, data and intended use.

02

Assess

Classify context, impact, applicable obligations, gaps and required controls.

03

Control

Bind versioned policy, permissions, tests, human gates and required records.

04

Monitor

Track exceptions, incidents, drift indicators, complaints and corrective actions.

05

Demonstrate

Reconstruct what applied, what was checked, who decided and why.

One control model, several frameworks

Map once, operate continuously and retain the lineage.

Requirements overlap, but they are not interchangeable. Clarivy maintains the source obligation and maps shared operating controls without hiding framework-specific duties.

Regulatory obligation mapping

EU AI Act

Capture the AI-system role, risk classification, intended purpose, provider and deployer responsibilities, human oversight, monitoring and technical records.

  • AI-system inventory
  • Risk and role classification
  • Human-oversight gates
  • Post-deployment monitoring
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Risk-management operating model

NIST AI RMF

Connect Govern, Map, Measure and Manage activities to accountable owners, case context, assessment results, decisions and remediation.

  • Governance ownership
  • Context and impact mapping
  • Measurement records
  • Risk treatment and monitoring
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AI management-system support

ISO/IEC 42001

Organize policies, objectives, roles, risk treatment, operational controls, documented information, review and continual improvement.

  • Policy and objective register
  • Role accountability
  • Control operation records
  • Corrective-action loop
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Local regulatory control mapping

UAE and CBUAE

Support privacy, purpose limitation, data provenance, model governance, consumer protection, explainability, human oversight and third-party review requirements.

  • Purpose and legal-basis record
  • Model and vendor inventory
  • Consumer-impact review
  • Evidence, approvals and audit lineage
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Important boundary

Governance evidence supports assurance. It is not a legal opinion or certification.

Each institution remains responsible for applicability, risk acceptance, regulatory engagement and independent certification decisions.

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