United Kingdom
Practical AI governance, procurement evidence, data protection awareness and customer due diligence.
- SME-focused assurance
- Public-sector supply chains
- Procurement-ready evidence
UK expertise with international reach
Practical AI assurance across borders
Kilwhiss AI Assurance helps growing organisations understand, control and evidence their AI use across the United Kingdom, European Union, United States and Canada.
One assurance process, regional context
Evidence that travels with your organisation
AI systems, suppliers and customer relationships frequently cross national borders. Our core process provides a consistent evidence base, then maps it to the terminology and expectations relevant to each market.
European Union
Readiness support for organisations navigating EU AI Act roles, documentation and deployer responsibilities.
- Role and system mapping
- Risk and oversight records
- Evidence-gap planning
United States
Risk-management and customer-assurance support aligned with the language of the NIST AI Risk Management Framework.
- Govern, map, measure and manage
- Vendor due diligence
- Enterprise questionnaires
Canada
Responsible-AI governance and evidence readiness for organisations adopting or supplying AI-enabled services.
- Accountability records
- Risk and supplier review
- Continuing monitoring
The international AI Assurance Passport
A maintained, dated evidence package built around how your organisation actually uses AI.
01
Establish the baseline
Identify systems, business uses, suppliers, information, affected people, owners and existing controls.
02
Apply the regional overlay
Map the evidence to the framework language and market expectations relevant to the agreed scope.
03
Maintain the evidence
Record changes, incidents, supplier updates and review decisions so the passport remains current.
Clear boundaries
Readiness support, not unsupported certification
Kilwhiss provides structured assurance, evidence development and framework mapping. We do not claim government approval, legal certification or guaranteed compliance.
Where an engagement requires a formal legal opinion, accredited certification, local regulatory representation or specialist sector approval, we will identify that boundary and recommend appropriate professional involvement.
Start with your actual AI exposure
Tell us where you operate, which market matters most and what has prompted the review.