Your customers, auditors and regulators want to know that your AI product is safe, reliable and compliant for the uses you sell it for. AIQURIS works out what that requires, assesses your product against it, and shows what is proven and what is still open.
For product, compliance and sales, on one basis.
The same product can be low-risk for one customer and high-risk for the next. A generic answer fits none of them.
Banks, insurers and public bodies each apply their own requirements and send their own questionnaire. Your team answers the same things again and again.
It stalls the deal in risk review, or becomes a liability once it is in the contract.
Buyers assess their deployment. You have to answer for every one.
Its risks are under control in the uses you sell it for: for the people affected, your customers' data and their business.
It performs as you claim, for those uses, and keeps doing so when the product changes.
It meets the regulations that apply to you as a provider, and to your customers' uses.
Provider obligations under the EU AI Act →Measured against the standards and regulations that apply, your customers' own requirements, and the claims you make.
Your product, its intended uses, the customers you sell to and the markets you serve.
The risks of those uses, and the requirements that apply: standards, regulations, your customers' requirements and your own claims.
Your product and how you develop it, with the evidence each requirement calls for.
Requirement by requirement, reused in every questionnaire, tender and audit. And the gaps to close first.
Assess once per intended use. Reuse the evidence in every deal.
And it stays current: when your product or the rules change, the requirements and the evidence keep up.
Every requirement exists because a risk in your customers' use calls for it. That is why the evidence holds up in their review.
One of many chains a single assessment produces.
Your evidence is structured the way a buyer's assessment asks for it: requirement by requirement, each linked to its source, for the buyer's use.
See how buyers assess vendors →Your evidence is structured the way a certification body works. In telecoms, AIQURIS evidence was the basis for an independent certificate.
A dated statement of what was assessed, for which intended use and against which requirements. It is not a certification by an accredited or notified body and does not replace one.
Proven for your intended use, shown to every buyer.
Start with the uses and markets that matter most to your sales. Go to full depth (CONTROL+) where customers or regulators expect it.
Describe your product in one intended use. See who could be affected, how badly, and how deep the assessment needs to go next. No sales call needed.
Bring your product, your target customers and the questions you are already getting. In one call we scope the requirements, the evidence and the gaps that cost you deals.
New to AIQURIS? Start with an Assessment Sprint on one product, in one intended use.
