Strategy, risk, compliance, vendors and incidents declared once, connected on one shared record. Not stitched across spreadsheets.
Governance built from disconnected documents can't keep pace or prove itself. Wahid AI closes the gap with one connected record.
Strategy in slides, risk in a register, vendors in a questionnaire. Nothing reconciles.
The same use-case re-scored in every tool so the numbers disagree, and no one trusts them.
Boards can't trace a live AI system back to the objective it serves or the obligations it must meet.
ISO 42001, the EU AI Act and Australia's DTA policy all expect demonstrable, evidenced governance.
Every screen below is Wahid AI as it runs today no mockups. Scroll the tour, then see it on your own use-cases.
Every AI initiative enters through a single intake dual-screened against the DTA impact tiers and the EU AI Act. One approval seeds a draft risk, opens the exact obligations, and creates the governed inventory record. In the same moment.
The flagship enterprise risk engine. Risk owns ratings and the acceptance chain everyone else reads them live. Change a residual rating and it updates everywhere it appears. A degraded control or a linked incident voids the acceptance automatically.
Obligations derive from intake answers never re-keyed. Each moves Open → In Progress → Evidenced → Met, with an owner and a citation. Blocking obligations gate an AI system's go-live until satisfied. Regimes switch on and off per tenant.
Vendors behind your AI are tiered on two axes how much you depend on them, against what they can touch. The tier drives due-diligence depth, contract protections and monitoring intensity. A sanctions, adverse-media or cyber signal fires a reassessment automatically.
Governance maturity assessed across ten domains on a 0–4 scale, with ISO 42001 and EU AI Act add-ons rolled into one portfolio index, heatmap and remediation roadmap. Executives read six live lenses; every one exports to a board pack.
Plus four supporting modules AI Strategy · Training & Awareness · Governance Resources · User & Admin all reading the same record.
Six things we'll prove live, on a demo tenant screenshots attached.
36 systems on one governed register each born with a review cadence and its obligations already open.
Six executive lenses over the live register which risks sit beyond appetite, who owns each, what happens next.
Incidents, near-misses and loss events link back to risks and automatically reopen anything that relied on them.
Every third party tiered, assessed and monitored a red signal re-tiers the vendor without waiting a year.
Ten domains scored 0–4 against a target, gap severity named the roadmap writes itself.
A prohibited use-case can be explored but never finalised the block bites at submission.
Controls, incidents, monitoring and contracts all land on one append-only trail, inside one tenant boundary.
Strategy owns appetite. Risk owns ratings. Compliance owns obligations. Everyone else reads live judgement is never duplicated.
Fifteen self-service configuration areas scales, bands, appetite, authority versioned in-app. No five-figure invoice to change a scale.
Wahid AI is part of the Effective RM family, alongside MaturityOne and RiskBridge. Framework claims say “aligns to” never “certified” unless it is.
A guided walkthrough on a live tenant, mapped to your regulatory obligations or a scoped pilot to prove the golden thread on your own data.