Your AI agents are already making consequential decisions, every minute of every day. In a world of increasingly complex AI regulations, you need to continuously validate that they are compliant. Verilance.ai is the solution.
Building a living compliance layer.
Example: a typical financial services firm before our structured compliance assessment.
Most organisations have no clear picture of their regulatory readiness. They rely on assumptions, incomplete audits, or generic checklists that miss the detail the regulation demands.
Verilance gives you a single, defensible compliance score grounded in a structured analysis of your AI systems against the full scope of AI regulations.
Today's AI governance tools give you inventories, questionnaires and static reports. What you need is real-time control. That is what we built.
We encode regulatory requirements as structured knowledge and derive machine-readable compliance constraints for each agent, system and jurisdiction.
EU AI Act, Colorado AI Act, NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001. Constraints are evaluated per-action, per-location - not by the lowest-common-denominator policy.
Every agent action assessed against the relevant regulatory constraints, with deviations flagged and full audit trails back to specific articles.
Continuous logging produces the exact artefacts external regulators and internal audit teams require - not policies, but proof.
When the regulation updates, guardrails update. Your agents stay compliant across versions, vendors and deployments without a manual rewrite.
API-first integration with ServiceNow, IBM, OneTrust, Archer and the GRC tools you already run - or our native AI asset register if you do not.
A four-stage loop, running 24 hours a day, across every AI system in your business.
Discover every AI system already running in your business. Track regulatory updates as they happen, across every regime that applies to you.
Map each system to specific Articles. Score it from 1 to 100, per system and at firm level.
Generate the action plan. Gaps to close, evidence to gather, training to assign, owners named.
Monitor agent behaviour against the Articles you must defend. Produce regulator-ready evidence on demand.
Focusing on sectors where regulatory exposure is highest and the AI footprint is largest.
Banks, asset managers, insurers, and fintechs running AI in credit decisioning, fraud detection, customer interaction, and risk. Heaviest overlap with EU AI Act high-risk categories, plus DORA, FCA Consumer Duty, NIST AI RMF, and the Colorado AI Act.
SaaS and AI vendors selling into regulated buyers. They need to prove compliance to win deals. Verilance turns your regulatory posture into a competitive differentiator — evidence on demand, not on request.
Pharma, biotech, and medical devices using AI in diagnostics, clinical workflows, HCP engagement, and manufacturing. Annex III high-risk by default. Verilance maps obligations per system and jurisdiction, including MDR and IVDR crossover.
Consultancies, legal firms and advisory practices. Verilance sits as the tooling layer beneath their advisory work, giving practitioners live evidence packs and defensible compliance scores to put in front of clients.
We are a group of seasoned entrepreneurs that believe there is a need to provide far stronger governance around the growth of industrial AI.
Our mission is to help organisations prove that their AI systems are operating legally, at all times, and across all jurisdictions.
We have built a regulatory reasoning engine that sits above existing governance tools. ServiceNow tells you what AI systems exist. Verilance.ai provides the evidence to say whether they are behaving legally.
We are in a race to govern and control an entirely new form of technology. AI regulations are evolving across the world, yet no system until now has been able to manage this complexity.
“The AI agents drafting your emails, scoring your leads and personalising your content are not broken. They are working exactly as designed. That is the problem - they have no idea what regulatory background they are operating in. We built Verilance to give them one.”
Short, direct answers to the questions that come up most.
First enforcement is now 31 December 2027. That sounds far away. It is not. At enterprise scale the work runs 12 to 18 months because the work is not the assessment, it is the remediation. Companies that wait until 2027 to start will not be ready. The EU AI Act is also one of multiple active regimes. The others have not moved.
Autonomous agents are where Verilance.ai is strongest. You cannot classify an agent once and walk away. It chains actions at runtime. We monitor every action against the regulatory constraints that apply to its context, flag deviations, and produce audit evidence back to specific articles.
Yes, if your AI systems are placed on the EU market or their outputs are used in the EU. The Act applies to UK organisations selling into or operating in the EU, and to US organisations with European customers or users.
No. Most regulations cover personalisation engines, targeting models, content generation, predictive analytics, scoring systems, and the autonomous agents that increasingly chain those together. If it influences access, decisions, or outcomes, it is very likely in scope.
The EU AI Act, for example, is demanding fines of up to €35 million or 7% of global annual turnover, whichever is higher, per breach. For a €20bn organisation that is €1.4bn of exposure per incident. Early enforcement is expected to target high-profile high-risk systems.
No. Every scope change (a new market, a new model version, a new vendor) triggers reappraisal. Evidence has to be collected continuously. Manual review breaks the moment your AI portfolio moves. That is why Verilance is built around runtime monitoring rather than periodic audit.
Those platforms manage your governance workflow and tell you what AI systems exist. Verilance sits above them, translating regulation into machine-readable guardrails and monitoring agent behaviour against those guardrails in real time. We complement, rather than replace, your existing GRC stack.
Four weeks. We work with your compliance, IT, and product teams to inventory your AI systems, classify them, score them against the obligations, and deliver a prioritised remediation roadmap with clear ownership and evidence requirements.
Global regulators are watching. Your agents do not need to know that. You do.
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