Executive leadership
Understand the service in scope, the people accountable and the decisions that need attention.
A compliance platform for AI governance and risk management.
Liquid Learn’s AI governance software maps AI-enabled services, connects controls and evidence, and makes ownership clear across compliance, operations and technology teams. Track team training and certifications alongside the work they support.
A shared record.
Different responsibilities.
Understand the service in scope, the people accountable and the decisions that need attention.
Connect governance requirements to controls, supporting evidence and the next review.
Work from a shared map of systems, data movements, human handoffs and external dependencies.
Bring regulatory expectations and operational reality into the same AI governance and risk management process.
Ingest regulatory sources, track obligations and review which requirements apply. Connect the governance work to owners, controls and supporting evidence.
Map how AI is used, identify human oversight and bring metering into the operating context. Use the service record and evidence to review risk against the requirements that matter.
Liquid Learn’s AI governance software connects the service map to review work. See where AI is used, who is responsible and what the record supports.


Bring the review owner, scope, linked service flows and approval cycle into one packet. Keep evidence references with the work being reviewed.

Organize automatically identified and manually maintained requirements alongside source context and review status. Your team confirms applicability and the action needed.
See regulatory tracking, metering, training and certification tracking, and the full review workflow in a product demo.
Service mapping, oversight, controls and review records work together to support AI governance and risk management. Connect each requirement to the work it governs, the owner responsible and the evidence available.
Bring configured regulatory sources into a shared library. Track source documents, versions and extracted obligations as inputs to your governance process.
Which obligations need attention?Use automated obligation extraction and profile-based requirement matching to organize the work. Review applicability and assign responsibility in your organizational context.
What applies to our AI services?Map people, applications, AI activity and data movements. Make the dependencies on external systems and model providers visible.
Where does AI act?Identify accountable owners, human decisions and escalation points in the service flow. Give reviewers the context to discuss who intervenes and when.
Who owns the next decision?Track training completion and certification status for the people doing the work. Keep learning records visible alongside governance responsibilities and supporting evidence.
Who is trained, and what needs follow-up?Connect controls and data classifications to the service. Bring evidence references into review packets so teams can examine the basis for a decision.
What supports this review?Retain reviewed service snapshots with version context, reviewer details and comments. Give the next review a clear starting point.
What changed since the last review?Bring metered usage and cost allocation into the service context. Connect recorded activity to the teams and business units responsible, alongside controls and review evidence.
What is happening in operation?Assess your current governance practices and use the results to focus your next conversation.
Take the governance health checkA planning aid for your team. The assessment does not certify compliance.
Practical guides for scoping obligations and connecting them to operating records. Dated official sources, clear legal status and product limitations.
Provider and deployer roles, the amended timetable, transparency and human oversight.
Read the EU guide United States · Law and guidanceCalifornia, Colorado, Texas, FTC enforcement and the voluntary NIST AI RMF.
Read the US guide Healthcare · US and EUDevice boundaries, clinical decision support, health data and change control.
Read the medical AI guideBring an AI-enabled service you need to govern. We can walk through its boundaries, owners, controls and review record together, including how you track your team’s training and certifications.
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