AI compliance software that automates the evidence trail
Risk Meridian helps compliance teams meet AI regulatory obligations without the manual grind. Automate risk assessments, generate disclosures, track controls across frameworks, and produce the audit evidence regulators expect — all from one platform.
Why AI compliance is uniquely hard
AI compliance isn't just another compliance workstream. It demands new tools, new processes, and a structured evidence base that traditional compliance approaches weren't built to provide.
Regulatory obligations are multiplying fast
AI laws differ sharply: Texas TRAIGA prohibits specific harmful AI uses (enforced by the Attorney General), the EU AI Act imposes obligations on high-risk systems, the Colorado AI Act was revised by SB 189 (effective January 1, 2027), California is still emerging (its SB 1047 was vetoed), and NIST AI RMF is voluntary. Compliance teams are scrambling to keep each one straight without dedicated tooling.
Manual processes can't produce the evidence regulators expect
Regulators don't just want a policy document — they want evidence. That means timestamped system inventories, documented risk assessments with methodology, control implementation records, and signed executive attestations. Manual processes can't reliably produce this at scale.
Legal and compliance teams lack visibility into AI deployment
In most organizations, compliance and legal teams don't have a clear view of which AI systems are running, who owns them, what data they process, or what populations they affect. Discovering this during a regulatory examination is too late.
Disclosure and reporting obligations require live data
The EU AI Act requires technical documentation maintained throughout a system's lifecycle, and TRAIGA requires Texas government entities — and healthcare providers in patient-care contexts — to disclose AI use. Meeting obligations like these, and documenting your own governance, takes a live, structured data source — not a static Word document.
Nine compliance capabilities in one platform
Every feature is designed to produce a specific compliance output — a disclosure, an audit record, a risk assessment, a board report. No busywork; only artifacts that matter.
Compliance-Ready AI System Registry
Maintain a structured, examination-ready inventory of every AI system your organization deploys. Each record captures the fields regulators look for: system purpose, data inputs, affected populations, human oversight mechanisms, and deployment context.
Automated Regulatory Mapping
Every AI system is automatically mapped against applicable regulatory frameworks. Risk Meridian's compliance engine identifies which obligations apply based on system type, risk level, industry, and jurisdiction — and surfaces gaps that need remediation.
Multi-Framework Control Library
A built-in control library mapped to TRAIGA, EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, California AI, and Colorado AI Act. Implement a control once and have it support requirements across multiple frameworks simultaneously.
One-Click Disclosure Generation
Generate public disclosure templates with a single click. Each template is pre-populated from your verified system inventory and risk assessment data — no manual drafting required.
Risk Assessment Audit Trail
Every risk assessment is timestamped, versioned, and linked to the AI system record. Methodology documentation, scoring rationale, and assessor identity are all captured — exactly what regulators expect to see during examination.
Executive Compliance Certifications
Capture board and executive sign-off on AI governance program status with tamper-evident certification records. Supports the accountability expectations emerging under the EU AI Act and corporate governance best practice.
Compliance Status Dashboard
Real-time compliance posture dashboard showing overall program status, per-framework control coverage, open gap items, and systems requiring immediate attention. Designed for daily use by compliance managers and for board-level reporting.
Incident Compliance Workflow
Structured incident logging, investigation, and resolution workflow to document AI incidents and your response. Each incident is linked to the AI system record, enabling you to trace from incident to root cause to remediation.
Policy and Procedure Generator
Auto-generate AI governance policy documentation pre-populated with your organization's data. Covers acceptable use policies, AI procurement standards, human oversight requirements, and incident response procedures.
Coverage across the AI regulations that matter
Risk Meridian maps your compliance posture against the regulations that matter to you — so you're never caught off guard by a new obligation.
Texas Responsible AI Governance Act (TRAIGA)
Active- Prohibits intentionally harmful or unlawfully discriminatory AI uses
- Enforced solely by the Texas Attorney General, after a 60-day cure period
- Healthcare providers must disclose AI use in patient-care contexts
- Safe harbors for NIST AI RMF alignment and documented testing
- Documentation helps demonstrate good-faith compliance
- 36-month DIR regulatory sandbox; preempts local AI ordinances
EU AI Act
Phased rollout- Risk classification (prohibited / high-risk / limited / minimal)
- Technical documentation and conformity assessment
- Post-market monitoring obligations
- Transparency and disclosure requirements
- Human oversight for high-risk systems
- Fundamental rights impact assessments
NIST AI Risk Management Framework
Best practice- Govern function — policy, accountability, culture
- Map function — context, risk identification
- Measure function — risk analysis and tracking
- Manage function — risk response and monitoring
Colorado AI Act
Revised- Original SB 24-205 impact-assessment regime never took effect
- Replaced by SB 189 (signed May 2026)
- Narrower transparency/ADMT framework effective January 1, 2027
- Impact-assessment and duty-of-care provisions removed
A defensible evidence trail from day one
Regulators don't want to hear that you have good intentions. They want evidence. Risk Meridian is built to produce examination-ready documentation as a natural byproduct of your daily compliance work.
Structured AI system records
Every AI system is documented with the specific fields regulators look for: system purpose, data inputs, affected populations, human oversight mechanisms, and deployment context. No free-text fields — structured data that maps directly to regulatory requirements.
Tamper-evident audit trail
Every action in Risk Meridian — system creation, risk score update, control implementation, disclosure generation — is logged with timestamp, user identity, and before/after state. The trail is tamper-evident and designed for regulatory examination.
Timestamped risk assessments
Risk assessments are versioned and timestamped so you can prove not just your current posture, but your historical compliance posture at any point in time. Methodology, scoring rationale, and assessor identity are all captured.
Executive attestation records
Board and executive sign-off on AI governance program status is captured as a structured, timestamped attestation record — supporting the accountability expectations emerging under the EU AI Act and corporate governance best practice.
Frequently asked questions about AI compliance software
Common questions from compliance officers, legal teams, and risk managers evaluating AI compliance solutions.
- What is AI compliance software?
- AI compliance software is a platform designed to help organizations meet their legal and regulatory obligations related to artificial intelligence systems. It provides structured tools for inventorying AI systems, conducting risk assessments, documenting controls, generating regulatory disclosures, and producing the audit evidence that regulators expect. Unlike generic GRC platforms, purpose-built AI compliance software includes the specific primitives — AI system inventory fields, AI risk scoring models, AI disclosure templates — that AI regulation requires.
- Which regulations does Risk Meridian cover?
- Risk Meridian supports the Texas Responsible AI Governance Act (TRAIGA) today. Support for the EU AI Act, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework (NIST AI RMF, voluntary), and ISO 42001 is on our roadmap, and we monitor California (whose comprehensive SB 1047 was vetoed) and Colorado (revised by SB 189, effective January 1, 2027). Controls can be mapped across frameworks, so your team doesn't duplicate documentation effort.
- How does Risk Meridian help with TRAIGA Act compliance specifically?
- Enacted TRAIGA (HB 149, in force January 1, 2026) is an intent-based prohibition statute — it bars specific harmful and intentionally discriminatory AI uses and is enforced solely by the Texas Attorney General, with safe harbors for organizations that align with the NIST AI RMF and document their testing and oversight. It does not impose a general inventory, risk-tier, or public-disclosure mandate on private deployers. Because liability turns on intent, documentation is your best defense: Risk Meridian gives you a structured AI system registry, its own Low/Moderate/High risk classification, disclosure templates, and board-ready reporting to help you build that record and qualify for the safe harbors.
- What audit evidence does Risk Meridian generate?
- Risk Meridian generates comprehensive audit evidence including: timestamped AI system inventory records with complete field documentation, risk assessment records with methodology, scoring rationale, and assessor identity, control implementation records with status, owner, and completion dates, disclosure generation logs showing when disclosures were created and published, executive certification records, and a tamper-evident, append-only audit trail of all changes to any record in the system. This evidence package is designed to support regulatory examination requests.
- Can Risk Meridian help with EU AI Act compliance?
- Yes. Risk Meridian maps every AI system against the EU AI Act's risk classification framework (prohibited, high-risk, limited-risk, minimal-risk). For high-risk systems, it supports the technical documentation requirements, conformity assessment evidence, post-market monitoring obligations, and transparency and disclosure requirements. The same system records used for TRAIGA Act compliance are automatically mapped against EU AI Act obligations, eliminating duplicate documentation work.
- How does Risk Meridian handle multi-jurisdictional compliance?
- Risk Meridian's control library is mapped to multiple regulatory frameworks simultaneously. When you implement a control — for example, a human oversight mechanism for a high-risk AI system — the platform automatically credits that control against every applicable regulatory framework: TRAIGA, EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and others. This means organizations operating across multiple jurisdictions can manage their entire AI compliance program from a single platform without duplicating effort.
- Is Risk Meridian suitable for healthcare organizations?
- Yes. Risk Meridian includes healthcare-specific risk weighting that accounts for patient harm potential, clinical AI context, and the human oversight mechanisms healthcare AI regulators expect. It's designed to help hospitals, health systems, and digital health companies support TRAIGA compliance (including its healthcare AI disclosure duty for Texas providers), prepare for emerging federal FDA AI guidance, and address HIPAA-adjacent AI governance needs.
- How quickly can compliance teams get started?
- Most compliance teams complete their first AI system record within 10 minutes of signing up. A typical mid-sized organization completes their initial AI inventory — documenting all known AI systems and generating their first risk assessments — within one to two weeks, depending on the number of systems and stakeholder availability.
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Supports TRAIGA today; EU AI Act & NIST on roadmap
Defensible evidence trail from day one
One-click disclosure and report generation