Wrong path
AI governance easily becomes a policy nobody uses
Employees are already using AI in small ways. Without shared governance it becomes unclear which tools are approved, what data may be used and who owns the decisions.
AmpliFlow gives you a guided ISO 42001 project and a platform where approved AI tools, data rules, risks, ownership and actions connect.
Note: AmpliFlow can issue a project statement showing that your ISO 42001 work is underway. It helps you show customers and procurement teams that you are on the path to certification before the certificate is ready.
Used by companies that want management systems, risks, ownership and follow-up to be concrete in daily work.




The goal is ISO 42001 certification. The difference is the path there. With AmpliFlow, AI governance becomes practical work in the system. You build a way of working that shows which tools may be used, who owns the work, which risks exist and which actions need follow-up.
Wrong path
Employees are already using AI in small ways. Without shared governance it becomes unclear which tools are approved, what data may be used and who owns the decisions.
Right level
You need clear rules for tools, data, risk assessment, ownership, training and follow-up. Not heavy AI bureaucracy that makes everyone work around the system.
Clear structure
When the ISO 42001 project runs in AmpliFlow, you get an AI management system where approved tools, risks, impact assessments, actions and documentation connect.
AmpliFlow is not only a place for AI policies. It is the platform where you lead AI work. Projects, processes, risks, controls, data rules, competence, actions, suppliers, audits and management review connect.
The platform in practice
Here are a few screenshots: projects, risk assessment, pages, competence and policy. It is a sample, not the full platform. See the tools page if you want the full picture.
Annex A in ISO 42001:2023 brings together control areas for AI policy, roles, risk assessment, impact assessment, data, use, follow-up, and supplier governance. In AmpliFlow, all 38 are already set up.
You can connect each control to owners, tasks, risks, suppliers, and the documentation that shows how you work. When an SoA is relevant, you can keep that in the same track without turning the controls work into a separate document project.
The AI helps draft the first version of the control text. You review the result, adapt it to your business, and use it as input for real decisions and follow-up. It supports governance, not automatic AI Act compliance.
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controls to follow up AI policy, ownership, assessments, and suppliers in the same AI management system.
To make AI governance manageable, you work through one function at a time. You build policy, roles, risk assessment, risk treatment, impact assessment, controls, documentation and follow-up in the same system that will be used after the audit.
You map AI use, stakeholders, roles and requirements that need to go into the AI management system.
You make policy, approved tools, data rules, ownership and competence clear to everyone using AI.
You assess risks, follow up controls and turn AI questions into actions someone owns.
You close what is missing and enter the audit with an AI management system that is already being used.
The list shows the tools used in the ISO 42001 work and support tools we usually recommend. At the end, all selectable support tools and tools from other standards are available when you build further.
22 tools in this setup
Add support tools or tools from other standards. When a tool is tied to an ISO requirement, the standards are shown on the card.
Map environmental impact
Risk assessments and safety rounds
We can run certification projects for ISO 42001 or several standards directly in AmpliFlow. When you build in the same platform, you get an integrated management system instead of parallel ISO tracks.
Most self-driven
For teams that want to do more themselves, but want to start right and use AmpliFlow as the backbone for the AI management system.
Balance between internal work and support
For teams that want more support, clear project leadership and help prioritizing the right parts of ISO 42001 in the right order.
Most support through the rollout
For teams that want the most help with implementation, workshops, training, follow-up and audit preparation.
"I have a really stable platform to stand on now, and I am proud of it."
You can discuss your situation, ask questions and see which path fits best. If you want to move forward, you get a clear proposal. No pressure.