Make one AI decision clear.
Start with the specific use, the person who can approve it, the data and supplier involved, the accepted risk and the evidence the decision requires.
AI becomes a management question when someone must explain a decision.
A customer asks about your AI practices
You need a clear answer about the use, suppliers, human control and evidence.
A team proposes a new AI use
Someone must decide its purpose, data, risk, safeguards and review point.
Management wants a common approach
Rules should support real decisions rather than sit in a policy without an owner.
From one AI use to a recorded decision.
The assessment defines the use, relevant roles, risks, evidence and approval boundary. The EU AI Act and other rules are checked when they affect that decision. The decision record is ready to place in product approval, a risk register or the organisation's AI register. Where several uses are involved, we start with one representative use and agree any wider work from what the assessment shows.
- Name the specific use or decision
- Name the person who can approve it
- Record the data, supplier, human control and accepted risk
- Check current primary sources and relevant internal or contractual requirements
- Record the decision, evidence, limits and next review
Which AI decision is still open?
Describe the use, the person who can approve it and what the customer, board or product team needs to decide.
Send a question→Connect the decision with ownership, a plan and follow-up.
A specific AI use may require input from leadership, product, IT, security, legal and suppliers. Accel Comply brings the decision basis together and can lead the agreed work on conditions, controls and follow-up.
Start with one specific AI use.
Your approver gets a written decision record with our recommendation and any conditions. It names an owner and the next review point.
You will receive a direct answer on fit, what the first deliverable could be and what information is needed to begin.