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The job nobody trained you for

Somebody has to govern the AI. It’s you.

Your team is already using AI. But who is governing it? GOVERNBOX.ai walks you through the first hour, then keeps the program running: the policy, the list of tools, the risks, the training, and the report your board reads.

Written in plain language, because the people who have to read it are directors, not data scientists.

No consultant. No bare template. No copied policy. And no need for a $100K system.

βœ“ Ten minutesβœ“ 15 days free, no credit cardβœ“ 20% nonprofit discount
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See what you actually get

Watch the real product at work: the inventory of AI tools, a cited policy, the risk register, and the quarterly board report that comes out the other end. No sign-up, no sales call.

  • βœ“ Where every clause's citation shows up
  • βœ“ How a tool gets an owner and a review date
  • βœ“ What the board sees at the end of the quarter
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How to Build a Defensible AI Governance Program

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What the first hour looks like

Four steps, and you have something to show

Tell us about your organization

Your sector, your size, the kinds of data you hold. No technical questions.

We use your answers to pick which rules apply to you, so you're not reading requirements written for a hospital when you run an association.

Review your policy

It comes back written, with a note on each clause showing where it came from.

Edit anything. Nothing exports until you approve it. Your name is on it, so you get the last word.

List the AI your team already uses

Each tool gets an ID, an owner, and a date to look at it again.

This is the part boards ask about first, and the part most organizations can't answer. Now you can.

Send it out for signature

Staff read a short training, then sign. You can see who hasn't.

That's the hour. From here it's a quarterly rhythm: review, update, report.
Then it keeps running

A policy states intent. A program proves practice.

Nine things happen after the policy is signed. They all happen here, and they all feed the same quarterly report.

Your list of AI tools

One record per tool, with an owner and a review date.

Risks, scored plainly

How likely, how bad, who owns it, what you're doing about it.

A check before you launch

Seven short sections per system, guided the whole way.

Training and sign-off

Per-person completion, tied to the version they read.

When something goes wrong

A logged incident, a severity, and a flag if it has to be reported.

Oversight for AI agents

What it can reach, what it can do, and whether it's been tested.

Where you cover each rule

Line by line, the answer to β€œwhere do you address this?”

The quarterly board report

A score, the history, and what changed since last time.

Proof anyone can see

A live public trust page and a badge for funders and members.

The problem we solve

You’re stuck in the governance gap

Your board is asking about AI. The tools that could help were built for someone else β€” too big on one side, too thin on the other.

β—ˆΒ Β Where you actually are

Accountable to a board or funder. No AI risk team. No six-figure software budget. Handed AI governance on top of your real job.

Too little β€” free templates

$0, and it shows. Generic documents with no guidance, no workflow, and no way to prove compliance when an auditor or funder asks.

Too much β€” enterprise platforms

$100K–$500K/yr. Credo AI, IBM, OneTrust β€” built for Fortune 500 ML teams, with multi-month implementations to match.

We built the platform for the gap.

A guided, sector-aware workflow that produces board-ready governance β€” where every clause traces to a real control.

βœ“ Step-by-step guided workflowβœ“ Plain language, sector-awareβœ“ Every clause cites a controlβœ“ Board-ready in under an hour
One platform, five modules

AI governance isn’t a department. It runs through everything.

Risk, IT, data and privacy each have their own module here β€” and AI sits in the middle of all four, because that is where it actually shows up in your organization.

Every plan is built on AI Governance. You switch on the management modules β€” Risk, IT, Data β€” as you need them, and Privacy comes with Pro and above (CCPA from Pro; GDPR and HIPAA on Agency). Price your configuration β†’

About the founder
Jim TunnessenFounder & CEO, GOVERNBOX.ai
Former 2Γ— Federal CIO / CAIO / CTO / CPO

Two decades directing large-scale technology portfolios, enterprise risk management and applied machine learning β€” which is why the control library is authored and versioned the way it is, rather than assembled from templates.

Gradient Descent LLC is an independent company. GOVERNBOX.ai is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced on behalf of any government agency.

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Grounded in NIST AI RMF Β· ISO/IEC 42001 Β· ISO/IEC 42005 Β· EU AI Act Β· HIPAA Β· GDPR Β· CCPA Β· Colorado ADMT Act (SB 26-189) Β· Colorado Chatbot Safety (HB 26-1263) Β· Connecticut SB 5 (PA 26-15) Β· Texas TRAIGA Β· California ADMT Regulations Β· Hawaii AI Acts (247 / 248) Β· United States β€” federal law & state landscape Β· Canada Β· AI frameworks, standards & healthcare guidelines Β· Europe β€” EU regulation, UK, Switzerland, Norway Β· Global β€” Americas, Middle East, Asia-Pacific & international. A defensible starting point that you review and approve, not legal advice.