ISO/IEC 42001, certified from your live record.
The AI management system standard buyers ask for by name. Hael produces every artefact a certification body opens: the Statement of Applicability across all Annex A controls, the AI system register, the risk assessments, the training records, the vendor assessments, the internal audit pack and the management review — each one sealed, hash-verified and generated from how your systems actually run.
The certificate that clears the AI review.
ISO/IEC 42001 is voluntary in law and mandatory in practice. Enterprise procurement teams screen for it before the first RFP round, and the largest AI providers — Anthropic, AWS, Snowflake, Salesforce, ServiceNow, CrowdStrike — have certified publicly. A vendor who holds it, or can evidence a documented AI management system on the way to it, clears the AI module of the questionnaire. A vendor who cannot, stalls.
The full AI management system, generated.
Every artefact a certification body reads, produced from the record and sealed. Each row is a live output, owned, dated and hash-verified.
Built for the certification body, not around it.
Hael gives your certification body a clause-by-clause coverage view: every Annex A control, its applicability decision, the record that evidences it, the owner who signed it, and the hash that proves it has not changed since it was sealed. The auditor reads the record you operate against. There is no parallel narrative to prepare.
How long it actually takes.
Certification typically takes three to six months and the certification-body audit fee is the main external cost. The bulk of the work is not the audit — it is building and operating the management system that the audit examines. Guides that promise two weeks are selling a subscription; guides that promise twelve months are selling billable hours. Hael shortens the part that can be shortened: the construction of the AIMS and the production of its records. The audit still has to happen, and it should.
Govern this alongside everything else.
One system, one record, governed against every framework at the same time. Map an obligation once; satisfy it everywhere it recurs.
See where you stand on ISO/IEC 42001, free.
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