AI GOVERNANCE

Put controls around AI use before it becomes shadow infrastructure.

Ops Control HQ turns vague AI policy into practical operating controls: who may use what, what requires review, how vendors are assessed, how incidents are handled, and how decisions are documented.

WHAT THE SYSTEM CONTROLS

Governance that can actually be operated.

Authority

Clarify which AI uses are permitted, restricted, or require approval instead of leaving teams to infer the rules.

Vendor review

Use repeatable questions and documentation when evaluating AI vendors, data handling, access, and operational dependencies.

Incidents & change

Define how material AI issues, exceptions, model changes, or unexpected behavior get surfaced and reviewed.

Human review

Set boundaries for where human judgment, verification, approval, or escalation remains required.

Records

Keep important AI decisions and control changes visible enough that governance does not disappear into scattered messages.

Deployment boundaries

Separate experimentation from approved business use and give teams a practical path for introducing new tools.

CHOOSE THE RIGHT SCOPE

Start small, or license the system for ongoing work.

$49

AI Governance Control Pack

One-time internal-use package of practical governance controls, checklists, authority structures, and vendor-review tools.

Get the Control Pack
$199/yr

AI Governance Pro

For one accounting firm. Includes the current governance materials plus control revisions and quarterly governance update notes released during the active subscription term.

Get AI Governance Pro
$599/yr

AI Consultant License

For paid implementation work across up to five distinct client organizations during the active term.

License AI Governance
Scope matters.

These are operational governance tools, not legal advice, a compliance certification, an audit opinion, or a guarantee of regulatory compliance. Consultant licensing permits client-use within the stated scope; it does not permit standalone resale, public redistribution, sublicensing, or white-label resale of the underlying materials.