Securivance

Would your documents survive an auditor?

Securivance reads what you already have — your AI policy, your risk register, your evidence — and returns a verdict on every requirement: Met, Partial or Missing. Each verdict cites the exact line it read.

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Readiness Report — specimen entry

evidence / ai-policy-draft-2.pdf — line 14

“The Chief Technology Officer is accountable for AI matters. This policy is reviewed as needed.”
PartialClause 5.3 · ISO/IEC 42001

Clause 5.3 expects a named owner and a review cycle. The owner is named. The review interval is not.

In scope at launch

  • ISO/IEC 42001
  • ISO/IEC 27001, by clause mapping
  • The EU AI Act

The EU AI Act’s transparency duties apply from 2 August 2026.

How it works

  1. 1

    The Readiness Scan

    Answer 10 questions in plain language. No sign-in. No documents needed to start. You leave with a headline verdict, the count of likely findings, and the three requirements most likely to fail.

  2. 2

    The Readiness Report

    Upload what you have — model cards, DPIAs, supplier contracts, screenshots all count. Every requirement is judged Met, Partial or Missing, with the line of evidence quoted back at you.

  3. 3

    The Remediation Plan

    The findings, in the order they must be closed, with the documents drafted for you. Close one and it is re-judged on the spot, with the reason stated.

Start with the verdict you can get this afternoon.

Questions

Do you certify us?
No. Securivance prepares organisations for certification. An accredited certification body audits and certifies. Every report we produce states this, so you can hand it to any certification body.
What does it cost?
The Readiness plan is $249/month per organisation, one framework in scope. A second framework is +$149/month. An Expert Review — the auditor who wrote the control set reads your file personally — is $1,500 one time.
Is this another compliance platform?
The platforms scrape cloud metadata, sell only after a demo, and bolt AI governance on as a cross-map. Securivance reads documents and answers — evidence — and leads with ISO/IEC 42001 and the EU AI Act.
We have no documents yet.
Then every requirement is Missing, which is an honest state. The product drafts the first policy with you. You put it into force, and that becomes the evidence.

The gap is not knowing what you have. It is knowing whether it would pass.