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AI compliance evidence

Assemble AI governance evidence before the review starts

Halo joins supported AI inventory with policy decisions, approvals, configuration changes, and exportable audit records. Governance teams can use that context in their own review process and maintain their own control mapping.

Outcomes

What you can show after the pilot

  • Inventory with source context

    Show selected classifications with source and confidence for the AI records in scope.

  • A trace from policy to review

    Show a sample policy decision or approval record with its related reviewer question and follow-up.

  • An export with stated scope

    Show audit or gateway records in CSV or JSON alongside the review notes and open questions.

The challenge

Evidence needs context and ownership

Inventory, approvals, and policy records can sit in different workflows, while reviewers still need to interpret evidence against their own program.

  • Inventory needs provenance

    A classification is easier to review when the source and confidence of a finding are visible alongside its status.

  • Approvals need a traceable record

    Reviewers need context for which higher-impact actions waited for a decision and how the approval or denial was recorded.

  • Programs need their own interpretation

    Exported decisions and configuration changes can inform a control review, while the organization determines how evidence fits its requirements.

How Halo solves it

Connect inventory to evidence review

Bring discovery context and runtime decisions into an evidence set that reviewers can filter, export, and interpret within their program.

  1. Discover

    AI Inventory and AI BOM

    Review AI entries with classification, source, and confidence, then export an AI BOM in CycloneDX, JSON, or CSV. This establishes which inventory records belong in the review scope.

  2. Govern

    Policy Engine

    Use versioned policy bundles and decision explanations to show how selected rules evaluate supported activity. Those outcomes give reviewers a link between policy configuration and runtime records.

  3. Secure

    Human Approvals

    Hold higher-impact actions for human review and record the resulting approval or denial. These events add a reviewer decision to the evidence trail.

  4. Govern

    Audit and Evidence

    Record decisions, approvals, denials, costs, and configuration changes, then export audit logs and gateway decisions in CSV or JSON. The exports provide records for the next review step.

  5. Govern

    Governance Dashboard

    Use inventory views, audit statistics, decision timeseries, and cost analytics to prepare review questions. Governance owners can use those views to guide their own review cadence.

Who's involved

Keep evidence decisions with accountable teams

Governance leads interpret program requirements, while security, platform, and builder teams provide operational context.

  • Governance, risk, and compliance

    Often starts here

    Define the review scope and evidence expectations, maintain control mappings in the organization’s process, and decide how exported records support the program.

  • Security leaders

    Explain policy outcomes and approval paths, review recorded exceptions, and provide security context for selected decisions.

  • IT and platform teams

    Identify which inventory and gateway records are in scope, coordinate evidence exports, and document the configuration changes relevant to review.

  • AI builders

    Describe the agent workflow and its model and tool paths, then answer reviewer questions about the actions and owners represented in the records.

Suggested pilot

Suggested evidence review pilot

This is a suggested plan, and timing depends on your environment, the records in scope, and the review process you use. If browser or endpoint discovery is included, rollout is guided by the Halo team.

  1. Week 1

    Define the review scope

    Set up a list of AI systems, policy decisions, approval events, and configuration changes for review. At the end of the week, teams can show the scope, evidence questions, and reviewers.

  2. Weeks 2 and 3

    Gather inventory and runtime records

    Set up the inventory filters, policy and approval records, and dashboard views relevant to the scope. At the end, teams can show a sample of classified inventory and decisions with source context.

  3. Week 4

    Export evidence for reviewer inspection

    Set up the export process and produce audit or gateway records in CSV or JSON. At the end, teams can show the export, its scope, and questions that require interpretation.

  4. Week 5

    Record program follow-up

    Set up the review notes and follow-up process in the organization’s existing governance workflow. At the end, teams can show which evidence was considered and which control questions remain open.

FAQ

Questions, answered

No. Halo records and exports evidence that may support a governance program, but it does not make an organization compliant with a law or framework.

No. Halo provides inventory, policy decision, approval, and configuration records for review. Your organization interprets requirements and maintains its own control mapping.

Audit logs and gateway decisions export in CSV and JSON, and AI BOM data exports in CycloneDX, JSON, and CSV. The export format and scope depend on the record type selected for review.

Halo inventory includes classifications, source, and confidence, and it does not assign organizational owners. Keep accountable roles in the organization’s existing governance register and reconcile them with supported findings.

Halo supports approval gates for higher-impact actions and records approval events. Governance leads set the review cadence and decide when an approval needs follow-up.

Plan your AI compliance evidence pilot

Bring one real use case to a walkthrough. We will map what you need to see, the decisions you need to make, and the evidence your team will review.