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AI governance,
made usable.

Practical guidance for discovering, assessing, governing and reporting AI use with Swell AI Governance.

Register & discovery

AI Register

Build a current view of where AI is used, why it is used and who is accountable.

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Register & discovery

Discovering AI Use

Run discovery campaigns and turn employee disclosures into governed AI Uses.

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Products & assurance

AI Products & Suppliers

Reuse product and supplier assurance without confusing it with use-case risk.

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Assessment

Assessing an AI Use

Understand how facts become explainable governance findings.

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Risk

Understanding AI Risks

Understand inherent and residual risk, treatment and the AI Risk Register.

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Risk

Risk Acceptance

Record a deliberate decision to accept residual risk without confusing it with AI Use approval.

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Controls

Controls & Governance Actions

Turn findings into safeguards, evidence and accountable work.

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Approval

Approving an AI Use

Make clear, traceable approval decisions with conditions where required.

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Monitoring

Monitoring & Reviewing AI Use

Keep governance current after an AI Use moves into operation.

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Change

Material Changes & Reassessment

Recognise governance drift and reassess when the circumstances materially change.

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Incidents

AI Governance Incidents

Record, triage and govern incidents without replacing specialist judgement.

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Concerns

Reporting an AI Concern

Give employees a simple way to surface concerns without asking them to classify risk.

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Strategy

AI Strategy & Roadmap

Connect AI ambition, initiatives, governance and value.

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Reporting

Board & Executive Reporting

Understand every chart and what directors should — and should not — conclude from it.

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Administration

Getting Started & Setting Up Your Organisation

Set up Swell, invite users and assign roles while keeping administration separate from governance authority.

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