Enterprise Governance Review
Turn an AI agent into an accountable deployment record.
SAL reviews the identity, role, standards mapping, action boundary, oversight gates, and audit evidence an enterprise needs before autonomous agents touch regulated work.
Built for GRC, security, procurement, product, and AI platform teams evaluating controlled agent deployment.
Review Output
SAL Governance Record
Agent identity
Registered role, owner, deployment context
System boundary
Model/runtime/workflow outside SAL; governance layer attached
Standards surface
SOC, CFR, NIST, NAICS, ISCO mappings where relevant
Evidence status
Citations, oversight gates, audit artifacts
What The Review Covers
A practical bridge from AI ambition to deployable governance.
Agent inventory review
Identify the agent, workflow, owner, operating domain, deployment context, and regulated surface.
Standards mapping
Map the agent to SAL registry records across SOC, CFR, NIST, NAICS, and ISCO where applicable.
Governance record
Define identity, action boundaries, oversight gates, verification status, and evidence expectations.
Audit package
Prepare the citations, review notes, and deployment evidence required for enterprise inspection.
Pilot Package
A contained first engagement for regulated agent deployment.
The review is designed to produce something concrete enough for a buyer conversation: a governed record, source-backed mappings, oversight decisions, and an evidence plan that can move through internal stakeholders.
SAL Governance Record for the target agent or agent class
Source-backed role and standards mapping
Action boundary and human oversight matrix
Evidence package outline for vendor-risk or internal audit review
Registry/API integration recommendation
Enterprise security and DPA documentation path
Enterprise Intake
The first conversation should be specific.
SAL works best when the review is anchored to a real agent, a real workflow, and a decision the organization needs to make. These inputs let the review stay operational instead of speculative.
Company, business unit, and accountable owner
Agent purpose, workflow, and deployment environment
Regulated domain, geography, and policy constraints
Known model/runtime/workflow vendors
Security, procurement, DPA, or vendor-risk requirements
Decision timeline and intended deployment milestone
Deployment Path
Scope the deployment
Define the agent, regulated workflow, ownership model, and evidence needs.
Build the record
Create the governance record, standards mapping, action boundaries, and oversight gates.
Review with stakeholders
Walk GRC, security, product, and procurement through what can be verified before deployment.
Move to pilot or license
Convert the review into a governed pilot, API integration, certification path, or enterprise license.
Boundary Discipline
SAL governs the deployment record. It does not replace the system.
Not the model
SAL does not train or host the LLM.
Not the runtime
SAL does not operate the agent execution environment.
Not legal approval
SAL provides governance infrastructure and evidence, not regulatory safe harbor.
Start with one agent that needs to become accountable.
Send the deployment context, regulated surface, and decision timeline. SAL will scope the governance review around the record an enterprise can inspect.