Your governance team, working faster.
Compliance professionals spend 11 to 20 hours a week on tasks that do not need human judgment: reading vendor documents to find risks, searching regulation text for the right article, drafting policy clauses, and interpreting audit logs to answer basic questions. The AI assistant handles the research and drafting. Your team makes the calls.
What are the biggest compliance gaps for our document processing system if we extend it to Indian users?
Three gaps identified: no consent mechanism for Indian data subjects (India DPDP Act 2023, Section 6), no data retention period specified (Section 8), no data processing agreement with the cloud vendor for Indian data residency (DPDP Rules 2025).
Create GapsRisk and control suggestions
Upload a system description, vendor data sheet, or any document. The AI reads it and drafts a risk profile covering what matters for that system in its deployment context.
For a credit scoring model: automated decision risk under GDPR Article 22 and EU AI Act Article 14, data quality under Article 10, explainability under Article 13.
For a chatbot processing data of Indian users: consent obligations under the India DPDP Act 2023, data retention limits, breach notification requirements.
Each risk comes with a recommended control and the evidence type a regulator would expect to see.
Policy and clause drafting
Describe what an obligation should achieve. The AI writes the clause, maps it to the relevant regulation articles, and recommends the control that makes it auditable.
Every draft is a starting point for human review, not a finished document.
Audit queries in plain language
Ask whether any approvals were attempted by the same person who created the record. Ask how many exceptions were granted to the data privacy policy in the last 90 days. Get a direct answer from the actual audit data.
Regional intelligence
The platform applies the correct regulatory context based on where a system is deployed.
A model serving UK retail customers falls under GDPR, FCA Consumer Duty, and the UK Equality Act.
The same model extended to Indian users triggers India DPDP Act 2023 obligations: consent per processing purpose, data erasure when consent is withdrawn, and 72-hour breach notification to the Data Protection Board of India.
Extended to Singapore, it falls under the Singapore Model AI Governance Framework and the PDPA.
Serving users across multiple ASEAN member states, the ASEAN AI Governance Guide 2024 applies as the regional reference framework.