Procurement and assurance
Answer buyer AI-governance questions with a reviewable system record.
Bring regulatory role, classification rationale, obligations, evidence status, operational risk monitoring and AI literacy measures into a portable report, then manage buyer questionnaire answers against that controlled record.
Product demonstration · 2 minutes 41 seconds
External AI assurance
See supplier questionnaires, buyer assurance, corrective actions and time-limited specialist review in a hypothetical workspace. All organisations, people and systems shown were created for demonstration, and no client data appears.
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AI governance does not stop at the edge of the organisation. Suppliers, buyers and independent specialists all contribute evidence, but each has a different role. EU AI Fit starts by connecting every third-party supplier to the AI systems and components that depend on it. The register shows the current assurance decision, overdue reviews, and open actions, so a team can see where reliance on an external service needs attention.
In this fictional example, Westbridge uses Blue Orchard Analytics for an appointment-demand forecasting service. A secure questionnaire lets the supplier respond without entering the client workspace. Its answers, supporting references and attestation remain pending until an authorised Westbridge reviewer checks them. The assessment records what has been answered, what evidence supports it, and where a gap remains.
Here, the product and security evidence have been approved, but the supplier has not yet agreed a clear material change notice period. Westbridge therefore records conditional approval, assigns the contractual action to Marcus Webb, and sets a review date. A supplier response is useful evidence. It is not automatic approval. Buyer assurance serves a different purpose. When fictional buyer Riverside Care Partnership asks how the forecasting service is governed, Westbridge records controlled answers against the specific questions.
Each answer names an owner, points to evidence, and goes through review before the response pack is approved and fingerprinted. The buyer sees the system boundary, human oversight and the open supplier condition without being given a misleading certification claim. Where additional judgement is needed, the organisation can issue an independent specialist review. The specialist receives a frozen snapshot rather than unrestricted workspace access.
Their competence, independence disclosure, sources, section decisions, limitations and attestation are retained with the opinion. An accepted with corrections outcome creates owned follow-up work. If the underlying record changes, EU AI Fit marks the opinion as no longer current and the team can issue a new frozen review. The signed history is preserved. It is not silently rewritten. The result is a connected assurance trail, supplier evidence, client decision, buyer response, specialist opinion, and corrective action.
Every organisation, person and scenario shown here is fictional. EU AI Fit supports controlled assurance workflow. It does not certify compliance or replace qualified legal, procurement or regulatory judgement.
Business outcomes
Turn readiness work into reviewable evidence
One coherent report
Replace disconnected questionnaires and screenshots with a structured record tied to a specific AI system and review date.
Evidence-backed claims
Show obligation status and available evidence without presenting the report as certification or a guarantee of compliance.
Versioned assurance
Preserve each generated report so material changes can be explained and a buyer can see which record was supplied.
Independent opinion
Invite a qualified external specialist to review a frozen system record and retain their credentials, scoped decisions, corrections, sources and attestation.
How it works
A controlled path to a usable record
Establish scope
Document the system, intended purpose, regulatory role and current exposure classification, then register the buyer's questionnaire and due date.
Link evidence
Map applicable obligations to owners, review dates and managed files or customer-controlled references.
Generate and retain
Create a dated PDF, review each buyer answer against referenced evidence, and export a locked response pack through your controlled commercial process.
Request independent review
Issue a secure 30-day invitation against a frozen record. If material facts change, EU AI Fit marks the opinion out of date and requires a fresh review.
Built for scrutiny
Designed to support—not overstate—readiness
The report distinguishes recorded facts, assessments, open gaps and evidence status so commercial teams do not accidentally make unsupported compliance claims.
System-specific role and classification rationale
Source-linked obligations and evidence status
Operational risks, controls, indicators and incidents
AI literacy programme summary and learning-record counts
Scoped independent review with credentials, sources and attestation
Owned buyer questionnaire answers with separate reviewer decisions
Material-change detection and explicit limitations
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