Turn what your AI did into proof for the auditor.
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Proof for ISO 42001, SOC 2, the EU AI Act, GDPR and the rest, built from what your AI actually did.
A policy document is not evidence. Axonyx keeps the record an audit actually asks for.
Your real AI activity, lined up against ISO 42001, SOC 2, the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, GDPR, HIPAA, OWASP LLM Top 10 and DORA.
When someone asks what happened, you show them. You do not go looking.
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Each pack organises your AI activity around one framework, so you turn up to the audit ready. It does not make you compliant. Nobody who does not write your policies can claim that.
- Evidence collected and filed as it happens
- Clear status: covered, evidence ready, needs a look
- An owner, a review date and a risk level for each area
Stop rebuilding the story after the event
Evidence should be a by-product, not a project. Every question, answer, rule that fired and action taken is recorded as it happens.
- Every question, answer and rule that fired, recorded
- What was blocked, allowed or escalated, and why
- A timestamped trail for every single request
Reports your governance teams can actually use
Who is using AI, what was blocked, what data nearly leaked, and what is still open, in a format your board and your auditor both accept.
- One-page board summaries and full evidence packs
- EU AI Act and ISO 42001 reports, ready to send
- Reports on data leaks stopped, rules applied and agent activity
Be ready when the auditors arrive
Audits hurt when the evidence is spread across tools, inboxes and spreadsheets. Axonyx keeps it in one place, so proving it is a download rather than a scramble.
- One evidence pack, built from live activity
- Status, risks and exceptions in one place
- Export to PDF or spreadsheet
Questions we get about AI audit and compliance evidence
What is AI compliance software?
AI compliance software collects the record of what your AI systems actually did, and lines that record up against the frameworks you are held to. It is the difference between a written policy and evidence that the policy was followed.
Axonyx does this as the work happens. Every prompt, response, model call and policy decision is recorded at the moment it occurs, then mapped to ISO 42001, SOC 2, the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, GDPR, HIPAA, the OWASP LLM Top 10 and DORA.
How do you prove compliance with the EU AI Act?
The EU AI Act asks you to show how a system was classified, what data went into it, who oversaw it, and what happened when it was used. Most of that is a record-keeping problem before it is a legal one.
Axonyx keeps that record automatically: which model handled each request, what policy applied, what was blocked or redacted, who the user was, and when. When your legal team needs to answer a question about a specific decision, the answer is already filed rather than reconstructed from logs.
Does Axonyx make us compliant?
No, and you should be wary of any vendor who says otherwise. Compliance depends on your policies, your risk decisions and your governance, none of which a supplier can own for you.
What Axonyx does is remove the evidence problem. You still decide what good looks like. Axonyx proves whether it happened.
What does an auditor actually see?
A pack organised around one framework, showing the state of each control area: covered, evidence ready, or needs a look. Each area carries an owner, a review date and a risk level.
Underneath each one sits the raw activity it is based on, so an auditor who wants to test a sample can drill from the summary to the individual events without you exporting anything by hand.
How far back does the evidence go?
From the moment Axonyx is switched on. Evidence is written as events happen and is not reconstructed later, which is what makes it hold up.
Retention is yours to set. Teams under DORA or HIPAA typically hold longer than teams whose only driver is SOC 2.
Move from AI chaos
to AI control.
See what your AI is doing, stop what it should not, and keep the proof.
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