HumAI Governance Assurance Assessment
A scoped, paid assessment of who may execute what, which evidence supports the boundary and where human escalation is required.
Prepare an assessment brief →Qualified engagement
Start with the authority boundary.
Request a HumAI Governance Assurance Assessment for a defined AI system or workflow. We qualify the decision, authority owner, evidence need and commercial readiness before scope, scheduling or payment are confirmed.
Sprint / governed pilot
For an already framed claim or use case that needs a separate test contract, implementation boundary and acceptance evidence.
Qualify the technical scope →Advisory / funded collaboration
For a concrete strategic decision, integration partnership or funded research mandate. Major next-stage R&D requires funding or co-funding.
Choose an institutional route →What the assessment can deliver
An authority-boundary map, evidence-gap register, escalation and stop criteria, and a recommendation for the next scoped gate. The statement of work fixes deliverables and acceptance before work begins.
What to bring
One defined system or workflow, the accountable owner, intended AI actions, architecture-level context and the evidence you need. Use synthetic or anonymised examples at this first step.
Commercial intake
Enough context to decide the next gate.
This is a non-confidential qualification step. Do not include passwords, API keys, classified information, production credentials, confidential datasets or other secrets.
Qualification first
A submitted brief does not guarantee a call, pilot or implementation. BPM first checks fit, boundary and readiness.
Private booking
Scheduling is released after qualification. The public site does not expose an unrestricted calendar.
Commercial confirmation downstream
Fees, invoicing and payment instructions are confirmed only after scope and the applicable contracting route are accepted.
Need the technical basis before engaging?
Review the Evidence Hub or Research programme. Commercial qualification remains separate from evidence maturity.