- What is NextVise?
- Forensic governance infrastructure for AI in regulated institutions. Every output your AI produces is protected, proven against the regulation that governs it, signed, and approved by a human in the loop where the risk requires it.
- What does "governed and proven" mean?
- Four things, on every single output: protected, so nothing reaches in and nothing forges the proof; proven against the exact rule that binds you; signed with forensic, permanent evidence; and routed to a human in the loop where the risk requires it.
- Isn't this just another AI governance tool?
- No. Tools observe and report after the fact, or issue a point-in-time certificate. The evidence layer sits in the path itself — every output passes through it and is proven at runtime. Others check AI with more AI — same hallucination. We enforce it against the reference data your regulator accepts, and nothing passes unsigned.
- Which regulations does the evidence cover?
- HIPAA, 21 CFR Part 11, EU GMP Annex 11 and 22, GVP, the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001, FedRAMP 20x-aligned, SR 26-2, ECOA, DIFC Regulation 10, and Qatar PDPPL — technically, at runtime, with forensic evidence.
- Which sectors does NextVise serve?
- Healthcare, pharma & life sciences, banking & finance, and federal, defense & sovereign environments. One evidence layer — what changes per sector is the regulation. The infrastructure doesn't.
- Do we have to rebuild anything?
- No. One API call, integrated without destroying your legacy. Your systems, your workflows and your interfaces stay exactly as they are — 24 hours to plug in, full evidence trail from day one.
- Is NextVise like a SOC 2 or an inspection mark for AI?
- The comparison fits the role: what SOC 2 is to software and an inspection mark is to machines, forensic evidence is to AI decisions. One difference — a certificate is issued once a year; NextVise evidence is produced on every single decision, at runtime. Your auditor certifies on top of it.