🔄 ISO/IEC 42001 · NIST AI RMF aligned

Looking for an AI management program?

A policy PDF is not a program. A program is a running cycle — inventory, policy, risk, training, attestation, incidents, board reporting — that keeps working after the kickoff meeting. GOVERNBOX.ai is your AI Governance & Management System of Record: the one place that whole cycle lives.

Plan → Do → Check → Act

The full management cycle, in one platform

ISO/IEC 42001 structures an AI Management System around a continuous improvement loop. Each stage maps to a module you actually run:

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1 · Inventory & intake

Every AI tool gets a UC-### id, a named owner, and a review date — new use cases are screened at intake, so nothing enters the organization ungoverned.

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2 · Policies with teeth

AI use policy, acceptable-use standard, committee charter, and more — generated from a cited control library, approved by a named human, and signed by staff through the attestation portal.

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3 · Risk & assessment

A likelihood × impact risk register and a guided 7-section impact assessment keep the 'what could go wrong' answer current for every system.

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4 · Training & awareness

A training plan with per-person completion tracking and acceptable-use sign-off — the competency evidence ISO 42001 expects.

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5 · Incidents & response

A severity-coded incident log linked back to the affected use case — so 'what happens when it fails' has a documented answer before it fails.

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6 · Review & report

A fiscal-quarter-aware board report with a governance maturity score and history, review-date alerts, and a regulatory feed that tells you when the rules change — the management-review loop, automated.

Why a system of record

One place that can answer “prove it”

Programs fail when the evidence is scattered across spreadsheets, inboxes, and someone’s memory. Everything here is connected and audit-logged:

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Everything traces

Risks, assessments, training, incidents, projects, and agents all link back to the use case they govern — one click shows a system's entire governance history.

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Append-only audit log

Every create, edit, approval, and export is recorded and never deleted — the 'can auditors verify controls?' answer is built in, not reconstructed.

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External proof

A shareable governance badge and a live public Trust Page show funders, customers, and members that the program is real — and current.

Aligned to ISO/IEC 42001, NIST AI RMF, every U.S. state AI law and U.S. federal law from the Starter plan — with ISO/IEC 42005, SOC 2, CCPA, Canada and the AI-standards pack on Pro, and the EU AI Act, GDPR, HIPAA, Europe and Global on Agency when your obligations grow.

Transparent pricing

Simple, Honest Pricing

Start with the free Scorecard, then choose the plan that fits. One flat price for your whole organization, never per seat.

Prices below are for the AI Governance module — the first of four GOVERNBOX modules. See modular pricing →

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Starter
$3,500/yr
≈ £2,590
or $339 (≈ £251)/mo billed monthly
🏛️ Nonprofit: $2,800 (≈ £2,070)/yr · code NONPROFIT20
  • ✓The full AI Governance module
  • ✓AI Use Policy + AI Acceptable Use Standard — grounded, every clause cited
  • ✓Frameworks and laws: NIST AI RMF · ISO/IEC 42001 · United Kingdom AI law & guidance · Canada
  • ✓Risk Register + Impact Assessments
  • ✓Privacy module — privacy program, privacy impact assessments + Privacy Policy
  • ✓Vendor + AI System registries (approval status, terms on file, everything linked)
  • ✓Incident log, Training plan, full Board Report
  • ✓AI Cost Tracking & Roll-Up (per use case + program office)
  • ✓AI Agents inventory (basic registration)
  • ✓AI Project Management — up to 2 concurrent projects
  • ✓Governance Badge + live public Trust Page
  • ✓Employee Attestation Portal — unlimited signers
  • ✓Regulatory horizon feed
  • ✓Word + PDF export
  • ✓Staff AI-tool reporting portal — anonymous shadow-AI intake, no login
  • ✓Shadow AI Discovery
  • ✓REST API (read)
  • ✓Unlimited staff participants — report AI tools, sign policies & complete training, no seat required
  • ✓Pay by card or ACH bank transfer
  • ✓10 admin seats
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Pro
$12,000/yr
≈ £8,870
equates to $1,000 (≈ £739) per month
🏛️ Nonprofit: $9,600 (≈ £7,100)/yr · code NONPROFIT20
  • ✓Everything in Starter
  • ✓+ ISO/IEC 42005 · AI frameworks, standards & healthcare guidelines · EU AI Act · European Union AI law & guidance · Italy AI law & guidance · GDPR · Global privacy laws · Switzerland AI law & guidance · Norway AI law & guidance · NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 · NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0
  • ✓NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 / CSF 2.0 crosswalk
  • ✓Risk heat map
  • ✓Full Impact Assessments — auto-populates Risk Register
  • ✓Shadow AI Discovery+
  • ✓Vendor questionnaires + private vendor portal
  • ✓AI Project Management — up to 5 concurrent projects
  • ✓AI Strategic Plan + CAIO Position Statement wizards
  • ✓+ GDPR privacy depth — processor agreements, notices & consent, privacy requests, breach response plan
  • ✓AI Incident Response Plan + Vendor AI Risk Assessment
  • ✓Branded document exports
  • ✓REST API (read + write) + signed outbound webhooks
  • ✓Pay by card or ACH bank transfer
  • ✓15 admin seats
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Agency / Enterprise
$25,000/yr
≈ £18,480
🏛️ Nonprofit: $20,000 (≈ £14,780)/yr · code NONPROFIT20
  • ✓Everything in Pro
  • ✓+ Colorado ADMT Act (SB 26-189) · Colorado Chatbot Safety (HB 26-1263) · Connecticut SB 5 (PA 26-15) · Texas TRAIGA · California ADMT Regulations · Hawaii AI Acts (247 / 248) · Alabama AI laws · Arizona AI laws · California AI laws (other statutes) · Colorado AI laws (other statutes) · Connecticut AI laws (other statutes) · Delaware AI laws · Florida AI laws · Georgia AI laws · Idaho AI laws · Illinois AI law & guidance · Indiana AI laws · Iowa AI laws · Kansas AI laws · Kentucky AI laws · Louisiana AI laws · Maine AI laws · Maryland AI laws · Minnesota AI laws · Montana AI laws · Nebraska AI laws · Nevada AI laws · New Hampshire AI laws · New Jersey AI laws · New York AI laws · North Dakota AI laws · Oklahoma AI laws · Oregon AI laws · Rhode Island AI laws · South Carolina AI laws · Tennessee AI laws · Texas AI laws (other statutes) · Utah AI laws · Vermont AI laws · Virginia AI laws · Washington AI laws · Wisconsin AI laws · Wyoming AI laws · United States — federal law & state landscape · CCPA · U.S. state privacy laws · SOC 2 (Trust Services Criteria) · New York DFS cybersecurity regulation (23 NYCRR 500) · NAIC AI model bulletin (insurance) · NAIC Insurance Data Security Model Law (#668) · HIPAA · Global — Americas, Middle East, Asia-Pacific, Central Asia & international
  • ✓White-labeled Trust Page & badge
  • ✓OMB AI Compliance Plan (M-25-21/22)
  • ✓AI Agents zero-trust checklist + scoring
  • ✓AI Project Management — unlimited projects
  • ✓Priority support
  • ✓Enterprise SSO (SAML / OIDC)
  • ✓Advisory session included
  • ✓Pay by card or ACH bank transfer
  • ✓20 admin seats

Billed in US dollars. £ figures are approximate, at exchange rates from 4 September 2026.

Agency / Enterprise includes one advisory session with the founder. Working sessions, half-day module training and a guided program launch can also be bought on their own, on any plan — see GOVERNBOX.ai Advisory Services →

AI management program questions

Frequently asked questions

What is an AI management program?
An ongoing, organization-wide system for governing AI: a complete inventory of the AI you use, policies staff actually acknowledge, a risk register, training, an incident process, and regular board reporting — running as a repeating cycle, not a one-time project. ISO/IEC 42001 formalizes this as an AI Management System (AIMS).
How is a program different from an AI policy?
A policy states intent; a program proves practice. When a regulator, insurer, or enterprise customer asks about your AI governance, a policy PDF answers one question — a program answers the five that follow: who owns each system, what data it uses, how it was tested, how it is monitored, and what happens when it fails.
Does GOVERNBOX.ai align with ISO/IEC 42001?
Yes. ISO/IEC 42001 — the leading international AI Management System standard — is included from the Starter plan up, alongside NIST AI RMF, every U.S. state AI law (Colorado's ADMT and Chatbot Safety Acts among them) and U.S. federal law; ISO/IEC 42005, SOC 2 and the AI-standards pack join on Pro. Generated policies cite controls mapped to specific ISO 42001 clauses, and the compliance crosswalk shows which clauses your approved documents cover and which are gaps. ISO 42001 is a management-system standard rather than, on its own, the conformity vehicle for any single regulation — so we map you to it as the international baseline and monitor emerging European AI conformity standards as they develop, folding what matters into the library.
What does the ongoing cycle look like in practice?
Intake every AI tool into the inventory; generate and approve the policies; have staff sign them through the attestation portal; score risks and complete impact assessments; run training with completion tracking; log incidents when they happen; and hand the board a quarterly report that rolls it all up — with review-date alerts and a regulatory feed keeping the cycle turning.
How do we show the board the program is working?
Two artifacts, generated for you: a fiscal-quarter-aware Board Report covering governance, compliance, security, and workforce metrics — with a governance maturity score and quarterly history — and a live public Trust Page you can share with funders, customers, and members as external proof.
How long does it take to stand up?
The first defensible package — AI use policy, acceptable-use standard, inventory started, crosswalk run — takes under an hour. The program then runs on the platform's cadence: review dates, training completion, attestation campaigns, and quarterly board reports. The free Readiness Scorecard takes about ten minutes.

Stand up a real AI management program — not another PDF.

Start free with the Readiness Scorecard, then choose the plan that fits.