Turning AI Regulation
Into Action.

RegixAI discovers AI agents across your organisation, understands what they do, identifies the regulations and policies that apply, and continuously assesses your compliance. Build your AI Inventory, Regulatory Intelligence and Compliance Scorecard, with audit-ready reporting built in.

See how it worksExplore the workflow

AI agent inventory

CChatGPTActive
MCopilotActive
AClaudeActive
Custom AI agentUnder review

Regulatory rules

EU AI ActApplicable
GDPRApplicable
UK GDPRApplicable
DPDPApplicable
RegixAIIntelligent
Control Layer

AI agents scorecard

Customer support agent92%
Marketing content agent78%
HR assistant64%
Finance analysis agent88%

Internal policy outcome

AI usage policyApproved
Data handling policyMapped
Model risk policyApproved
Third-party AI policyMapped
Regulatory landscape
  • EU AI Act
  • DORA
  • BCBS 239
  • DPDP
  • GDPR
  • CCPA
  • UK GDPR
  • PRA SS1/23
  • NIST AI RMF
  • FCA Consumer Duty
Why now

AI governance is now an
operational requirement.

Your AI moves faster than your oversight.
The rules are already written.

RegixAIAI governance, made operational
01

You cannot govern
what you cannot see.

Models, copilots and agents spread across teams before they reach your register.

Visible AI Shadow AI
Approved systemsKnown to your team
Untracked toolsOutside the register
Your AI estateOne connected view
FinanceOperationsCustomer service
The estate changes. Visibility has to keep up.
03

Regulators ask
for records.

A policy is the starting point. Evidence connects it to what your AI actually did.

Evidence trail
  1. AI activityWhat the system did✓
  2. Applicable ruleThe basis for the check✓
  3. AssessmentThe outcome and reason✓
  4. Named ownerWho is accountable✓
  5. Time & versionWhen the record was made✓
Evidence you can trace, not just a claim.
04

Accountability
needs an owner.

Make responsibility visible across every system, policy and jurisdiction.

Named accountable ownerClear responsibility. Visible evidence. Ownership linked to the record
AI systemPolicyJurisdiction
Know who owns the next action.
From regulation to accountability
RegulationPolicyAI systemAssessmentEvidence
The cost of waiting

Blind spots grow.
Evidence gets harder to recover.

Unseen AIMissing evidenceUnclear ownership
Make governance operational
02 / Regulatory intelligence

From the original source.
To your next decision.

Make Data and AI regulation easier to work with. Follow the source, understand the requirement and review how it applies to your organisation.

Follow the source and review how it applies.

A closer look at the workflow
Source record

UK AI Cyber Security Code

Reference
Original material, kept in context

Read the source alongside the interpretation. Follow the reference before deciding what applies.

TraceabilitySource → requirement
Source linked
R
Evidence before confidence

A readable explanation with a route back to the original.

03 / AI inventory & assessment

See the system.
Understand the assessment.

A useful scorecard goes beyond a percentage. Explore the owner, the approved rule and the evidence behind the outcome.

The owner, rule and evidence behind each score.

Your AI estate
Governance / Assessment
AI systems
A named owner for each system.
Assessment detail

Customer support agent

Owner: Customer operations lead

Awaiting evidence
Selected internal rule

Keep a human review route

Make it clear when a customer interaction needs an accountable person.

Human-selected rule
Evidence recordReview procedure missing

The owner has not yet attached the procedure used by the support team.

Evidence pending
Next action

Attach the review procedure, then request reassessment.

Reasons and evidence travel with the assessment.Observe · Assess · Record

InventoryKnow what the system does.

→

Rule selectionReview what should apply.

→

AssessmentKeep the reason in view.

→

EvidenceGive the next person a record.

A decision with a history
Policy scope / Review

“Apply this policy to our customer operations team.”

GO
Governance ownerScope reviewed by a person
ConfirmedReason recorded
01

Draft proposedOriginal reading retained

02

Scope reviewedOwner adds context

03

Decision recordedEarlier versions stay visible

04 / Human accountability

AI supports the work.
People own the decision.

A suggested policy is a starting point. Add your organisation’s context, review the scope and keep the reason for the decision.

People review the scope and keep the reason.

  • Explicit review before approval
  • Reasons alongside decisions
  • A history that preserves earlier versions

The voice workflow is designed around transcript confirmation. Audio is not retained. Voice availability is subject to release scope.

05 / One connected workflow

A clear path from
regulation to evidence.

Each step carries context into the next. Your people stay part of the process.

Each step carries context into the next.

  1. 01

    Read

    Start from a cited source.

  2. 02

    Contextualise

    Review scope and policy.

  3. 03

    Map

    Connect systems and rules.

  4. 04

    Assess

    Explain the outcome.

  5. 05

    Evidence

    Keep a traceable record.

06 / Deployment approach

Around your AI.
With clear boundaries.

Plan governance around the systems you operate. Agree what is connected, what is collected and where it is processed.

Agree what is connected, collected and processed.

Observation, not intervention

The governance model observes and assesses. It does not block an agent’s actions.

Scope before connection

Data access and processing boundaries depend on the agreed deployment.

Discuss your deployment
Reference architecture Planned connection paths
Cloud systemsGateways & logsManual records
Agreed access boundary
RegixAIGovernance workspace
InventoryPoliciesEvidence
07 / Built around your context

Different teams.
The same need for clarity.

Use case

Know who reviews the decision.

Map a lending assistant to an accountable owner, selected rules and the evidence needed for review.

Explore the assessment example
Lending assistant
Owner
Credit operations
Review focus
Human review route
Evidence to record
Approved review procedure
Applicability confirmed by your team
08 / Regulatory landscape

Local obligations.
A connected perspective.

Start with the jurisdictions and activities that matter to your organisation. Confirm scope instrument by instrument.

Confirm scope instrument by instrument.

UK

United Kingdom

UK GDPR
PRA SS1/23
FCA Consumer Duty

EU

European Union

EU AI Act
GDPR
DORA

US

United States

NIST AI RMF
CCPA
Sector guidance

IN

India

DPDP Act
RBI guidance
SEBI guidance

Coverage grows instrument by instrument. Each regulation is captured from its official source, reviewed and published with citations.