ISO 42001 AI Governance Software

Direct answer

ISO 42001 AI governance software helps teams prove how AI systems are scoped, assessed, monitored, approved, and improved. WisdomPrompt connects AI inventories, control evidence, risk records, findings, and auditor exports so governance work is visible before the audit.

How the workflow works

1. Define AI system scope, owners, intended use, suppliers, models, tools, data sources, and operating boundaries.
2. Map ISO 42001 controls to live evidence records, comments, review events, risks, findings, and remediation tasks.
3. Track changes over time with approved snapshots so auditors can see what changed, who approved it, and why.
4. Export the current evidence package with covered controls, missing controls, open gaps, and named source status.

Evidence WisdomPrompt keeps visible

• AI system, agent, tool, MCP server, and internal app registers
• Control-level comments and evidence status
• Auditor workspace with missing-evidence and open-gap views

FAQ

Does ISO 42001 require a specific tool?

No. ISO 42001 does not mandate one software product. The tool matters when it helps the organization keep scope, responsibilities, risk treatment, evidence, and improvement activity explainable.

What should be in an AI governance system?

At minimum: AI inventory, system owners, risk assessments, policies, control evidence, supplier records, incident/findings workflows, approvals, and review history.

Can WisdomPrompt support multiple frameworks?

Yes. The platform is built around reusable evidence and control mapping, so ISO 42001 evidence can be reused for adjacent governance, cyber, and supplier assurance programs.