AI Governance
Third-party AI you didn't build
September 27, 2026 ยท Length 1:09
Your vendors' AI is consolidated in one list. A vendor can submit its own AI system through a form that enters the same review as your internal systems, with nothing approved automatically. Each vendor gets two computed scores: trust, from its data processing agreement, certifications and linked-system signals, and sovereignty, from its declared jurisdiction and data residency. Sovereignty gaps are flagged as advisories, and each vendor can be put on a re-attestation cycle.
For CIOs, CISOs, compliance and procurement leaders who need to review vendor AI on evidence and jurisdiction, not a generic questionnaire.
Good to know: The scores use declared data, and there is no external rating feed. Sovereignty advisories flag gaps and do not block anything.
See it live: request a demo at annexsys.com.
For CIOs, CISOs, compliance and procurement leaders who need to review vendor AI on evidence and jurisdiction, not a generic questionnaire.
Good to know: The scores use declared data, and there is no external rating feed. Sovereignty advisories flag gaps and do not block anything.
See it live: request a demo at annexsys.com.