10 PDF guides
Guides
Executive guidance, provider pathways, data boundaries, incident response, and source refresh material.
Executive Guide
AI Capability Brief
Safety and Security Practice Guide
AI governance operating system
AI Governance Core Kit
Install practical AI rules, vendor controls, staff policy, data boundaries, incident response, and executive oversight without hiring a full governance team.
Move from informal tool use to visible policy, approved-use intake, vendor review, data boundaries, incident evidence, and leadership cadence in the first 30 days.
What buyers receive
A finished operating package, not a folder of disconnected templates.
Each asset has a job. Together they give leadership, operations, IT, privacy, legal, procurement, and board stakeholders the same practical system for approving and controlling AI use.
20
buyer-ready files
30
day operating path
3
deployment options
6 workbooks
Workbooks
Decision worksheets for use-case intake, vendor review, provider selection, data classification, cost, and rollout planning.
Use-Case Intake
Vendor Review
90-Day Roadmap Workbook
2 Word files
Editable docs
Policy-ready documents your team can adapt without starting from a blank page.
Executive Guide DOCX
Staff Acceptable AI Use Policy
2 presentation decks
Leadership decks
Board and workshop material for turning AI governance into visible executive decisions.
Board Leadership Briefing
Leadership Workshop Deck
First 30 days
The product becomes credible when the buyer can see how it gets used.
The Core Kit is packaged around implementation, not reading. The buyer should know what happens first, who needs to be involved, and what operating evidence should exist before AI adoption expands.
Day 1
Set the control baseline
Name the executive sponsor, publish the initial staff rule, and identify the AI uses already happening inside the organization.
Days 2-7
Map data, tools, and vendors
Classify the data staff want to use, separate approved tools from unapproved tools, and open a vendor file for every AI provider touching work data.
Days 8-14
Approve policy and intake
Adapt the staff acceptable use policy, launch the use-case intake workbook, and make risk triage part of the buying and build process.
Days 15-30
Move to operating cadence
Brief leadership, assign owners, start the 90-day roadmap, and define the review rhythm for sources, vendors, incidents, and exceptions.
Choose the implementation path
Same operating system. Different level of support.
The offer ladder is intentionally simple: self-deploy, align leadership, or bring an advisor into the rollout until the governance system is running.
Self-deploy
Core Kit
CA$2,500
Best for teams with an internal operator ready to own rollout.
The complete AI governance operating system: guides, workbooks, editable docs, leadership decks, and the private buyer hub.
Full Core Kit asset library
Private buyer hub after purchase
First-30-days implementation path
Designed for self-led deployment
Guided deployment
Core Kit + Workshop
CA$4,280
Best for leadership teams that need alignment before rollout.
Everything in the Core Kit plus a facilitated leadership session so priorities, owners, and first decisions are made in the room.
Full Core Kit included
90-minute executive alignment session
Implementation notes and decision record
Clear next-action handoff
Done-with-you rollout
Implementation Sprint
CA$7,280
Best for higher-risk teams or buyers without internal governance capacity.
A short advisory engagement for configuring the system around actual workflows, vendor exposure, data classes, and decision rights.
Full Core Kit included
Workflow triage and priority mapping
Vendor review and data boundary configuration
Rollout support for the operating cadence
Trust layer
Serious buyers need to see the control story before they buy.
The Core Kit is built for practical adoption, but the package still shows its work: source refresh, standards-aware structure, private delivery, and explicit boundaries on where specialist review is still required.
Standards-aware, not standards-theater
Built around practical governance patterns reflected in NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001 concepts, Canadian privacy guidance, and secure AI system guidance.
Current-as-of release control
The Core Kit v1.0 package includes source refresh notes, release sign-off, and an update desk so time-sensitive claims can be reviewed before reuse.
Private delivery model
Paid buyers receive a verified access hub with signed download links rather than public file links or email attachments.
Operational scope is explicit
The package provides governance operating tools. It does not replace legal, privacy, HR, security, procurement, or tax advice when specialized review is required.
Buyer questions
The package should answer the purchase objections before a call.
Who is this for?
SMB leadership teams, non-profits, public-sector teams, infrastructure operators, and professional services firms that need practical AI rules before adoption spreads further.
What changes after purchase?
The buyer receives access to the private hub, the complete asset library, and a clear start-here path for turning the package into policy, intake, vendor review, data boundaries, and leadership cadence.
What is not included?
The Core Kit is not a legal opinion, security audit, privacy assessment, or custom architecture review. The workshop and sprint options add advisory support where the buyer needs implementation help.
Start here
If the team already uses AI, governance is no longer theoretical.
Start with the free snapshot if you need a quick gap read. Request the Core Kit path when the organization is ready to move from discussion to operating control.