AI governance evidence
AI governance evidence for SaaS
Enterprise trust in AI depends on the company around the model, not just the model itself.
Short answer
AI governance evidence is the record of how a company decides, approves and oversees its use of AI: an inventory of AI tools, approval records, staff guidance and human review of AI-assisted decisions. EvidentraIQ's AI governance domain helps SaaS companies see which of these they can evidence. It does not assess model performance or determine legal obligations.
What the AI governance domain covers
Which AI tools are used, who approved them, and whether a human reviews AI-assisted decisions.
- AI use inventory
- Approval records
- Staff guidance on AI use
Frameworks are voluntary
Voluntary frameworks such as the NIST AI RMF can inform governance practice, but they are not legal obligations. EvidentraIQ keeps law, official guidance and frameworks distinct.
Sources
- STDStandard/Framework AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF) 1.0 — National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Checked 2026-10-01.
Frequently asked questions
- Does EvidentraIQ evaluate our AI models?
- No. It looks at governance around AI use — inventory, approvals, guidance and human oversight — not model accuracy or safety testing.
- Is following a voluntary AI framework a legal requirement?
- Voluntary frameworks are not obligations in themselves. Whether a law applies to you is a question for you and your legal advisers.
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EvidentraIQ — A part of Global Security Job ApS · CVR no. 43324934. EvidentraIQ does not certify compliance or give legal advice.
