AI compliance
Prove your AI is compliant.
AI compliance is the documentation that proves your AI meets the rules that apply to it: a declaration of conformity, a mapping to each framework, and data-flow governance across the EU AI Act, MAS FEAT, and PDPA, in one register rather than one project per rulebook.
The rules arrived. The evidence has not.
AI rules are no longer theoretical. The EU AI Act is in force, sector regulators have issued principles, and enterprise buyers now ask their vendors to demonstrate compliance before they sign. The obligation is here; for most businesses the documentation is not.
Compliance is not a slide that says we take this seriously. It is a declaration of conformity, a data-flow map, and a record that shows, for each obligation, exactly how the system meets it.
From obligation to evidence.
Compliance is now a condition of sale.
One register, mapped to every rulebook.
We design a single compliance register and map it to each framework that applies, so a control written once is evidenced against the EU AI Act, MAS FEAT, PDPA, and a client's own checklist at the same time.
Capability, not a guarantee: we produce the documentation and the mapping. The conformity is your organisation's to declare, built on evidence designed to withstand scrutiny.
Common questions.
What is AI compliance?
It is the documentation and controls that prove an AI system meets the laws and standards that apply to it, such as a declaration of conformity under the EU AI Act, alignment to MAS FEAT principles, and PDPA data-flow governance.
Does the EU AI Act apply to a Singapore business?
It can. The EU AI Act reaches providers and deployers whose AI output is used in the EU, so a Singapore or Asian business serving EU customers may carry obligations. Scoping and classification determine what applies.
How is compliance different from governance?
Governance is how an agent acts safely day to day; compliance is the evidence that the system meets external rules. They share controls, which is why we build them on one register rather than two projects.
Can one register cover several frameworks?
Yes. Most controls satisfy more than one obligation, so we map a single register to the EU AI Act, MAS FEAT, PDPA, and client requirements, and evidence each once.
Do you certify our compliance?
No. We design the controls and produce the documentation; the declaration of conformity is your organisation's to make. The evidence is built to stand up to a buyer's audit or a regulator's question.
Go deeper.
Turn the rules into evidence.
Facing an EU AI Act obligation or a buyer's compliance demand? Let us build the register once. Real reply, no funnel.