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Introduction ​

Modulos is an AI governance platform that helps you document, assess, and manage risk across your AI systems — whether for EU AI Act compliance, ISO 42001 certification, or internal governance.

Organizations use Modulos to establish a single source of truth for AI governance: every AI system, its risk classification, the Controls that govern it, the Evidence that proves compliance, and the reviews that make it auditable.

What you can do ​

  • Register AI systems and classify them by risk level across your organization
  • Map Controls across multiple frameworks simultaneously (EU AI Act, ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, GDPR, and more) — one Control can satisfy Requirements from several regulations at once
  • Quantify risk with built-in assessment methodologies that express AI risk in monetary terms
  • Attach Evidence to Controls, ground AI-assisted research in connected Sources (Google Drive, GitHub, Atlassian, Bitbucket), and track compliance status with structured review workflows
  • Run continuous tests against your AI systems to validate bias, performance, security, and other governance-relevant properties over time
  • Generate audit reports with a single PDF export covering the whole AI System, per-file Evidence download, and the audit log with per-object comments and logs

How Modulos works ​

Modulos is organized around AI Systems in the AI Registry, each representing one deployed system or governance initiative. Within an AI System you select the frameworks you need to comply with, and Modulos generates the Requirements and Controls you need to address. You then work through those Controls: assigning owners, collecting Evidence, running tests, and reviewing status changes until the AI System is audit-ready.

At the organization level, you manage users, define a risk taxonomy, and track compliance across all your AI systems in a portfolio view.

Scout, the built-in AI assistant, accelerates the process by drafting Control assessments, extracting Evidence from your connected data Sources, and identifying gaps in your compliance posture.

Where to start ​